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MlLIUS & CO.
REDUCTION SALE.

Commencing on MONDAY,
JUNE 80, we will inaugurate
the most popular BARGAIN
SALE ever attempted in Sa-
vannah. Our entire Stock
will be SLAUGHTERED regard
less of Cost LADIES and
GENTLEMEN will find it to
their interest, and will actu-
ally SAVE MONEY, by attend
ing our SPECIAL REDUCTION
SALE. CHOICE Goods at Bot
tom Prices, and Genuine
BARGAINS Guaranteed, or no
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English spoken here All travellers re-
member how often they have been lured
into Partisan shops by this little sign; and,
in many cases, it has proved a mere delu-
sion. A hotel-keeper at Lyons has gone
beyond this, for an American relates that
the Freedman had posted on his door this
notice. ''English, German, italian and
Spanish spoken here.n When he arrived he
asked for the interpreter, in as decent
French as he could summon. monsieur"
replied the landlord, there is none"
"What no interpreter? And yet you an
nounce that all languages are spoken here. :"
The reply was charming: ayes, Monsieur
by the travellers. illustrated Ne,cS
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CLOTHING.
REPLEuISHED|

We have had a great sue
cess with our line of Thin
Goats and Vests, and with
the additions to the styles
just received we can claim for
same the handsomest line in
the city.
Those Double breasted
Fancy Vests which sold at
ST. Is apiece, and of which
at one time we could not sup
ply the demand, is now, with
it's added sizes and styles,
again complete. TO those wish
ing a stylish garment at a
nominal cost we should say
delay not but call at once and
make your selection.
We are headquarters for
Summer Shirts; all kinds and
styles.
The nobbiest in this line is
a White Shirt, with full front
made of China Silk.
Resnnctfullv
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ACCORDING to the New Orleans Times Dem
ocrdt, the census returns from some parishes in
Louisiana Indicate that the whites are increas-
ing in greater ratio than the blacks in that
state. In Red River parish, for instance, the
increase in the last decade has BEEN Whites,
44.2 per cent; negroes, 21.3 per cent.
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RIcH'MD & W. POINT TERI Rally

80 BROADWAY, New York, June 49, 1890 J
Mr.. EC. Norton. President Louisville and
NGshUiHe RaiLrodd Company
DEAR SR-Your letter of to-day has been re-
ceived. We shall submit bid TO the state of
Georgia for the lease of the Western and At
lantic railroad, to be good provided the state
has no other acceptable bidder. We shall &C
company this bid with the correspondence be-
tween us, and letter to the governor giving
the reasons for the course we have pursued.
Very truly yours,
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD Co.


John II. Innnd11. Esq, President Richmond and
West Point Terminal Company No so
broddlcay, CITY:
DEAR SRI beg to acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter of yesterday. quite agree with
you that the terms of the lease are very oner-
Gus, In addition to which there are several mat
terS not unknown to you, which originally
caused me to decline to entertain any PROPOSE
ton TO bid. or participate in a bid, for the lease
OF the Western and Atlantic road. not the least
OF which was the unsettled condition of the
claim of the present lesseeS against the state in
which the Louisville and Nashville and Nash
vilie Chattanooga and ST. Louis companies
have an interest.
Upon mature reflection, and. after conference
with thoughtful friends. have concluded that
this ought no longer to deter me. In other
words, am persua led that the people of Geor-
gIa will even more readily consent TO a fair ad-
Justment of this claim if either of the COM
papies represent should lease the road than
II the road were leased by another.
have, therefore. concluded:
i That the interests represent will be best
subserved by the sole control of the Western
and Atlantic road, and that, therefore, Joint
lease is not desirable.
2. That the Nashville. Chattanooga and ST.
the Western and Atlantic at Chattanooga,
ought to bid for the lease
Conforming to this view of the situation
have, after conference with the proper parties,
arranged for the Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis railway to submit a bid to the state of
Georgia for the road, on the terms upon which
it is offered for lease by the state. / am, with
great respect, respectfully yours,
Elk. NORTON. President
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NCGShUi[Le n. n. Co.:
DEAR SIR-Referring to our conversation in
reference TO our lease of the Western and At
lantic railroad, think upon reflection that the
position of the company / represent should be
put in writing.
We admit that the rental the state de-
mands, amounting, with the taxes and condi-
S150,C0O per annum more than the present
rental, is large, and that the terms of the lease
are exceptionally stringent, but our interests in
the state of Georgia are so great that we are
not willing to see the lease fail. We submit
three propositions, with either of which we
stand ready TO comply.
/. If you feel that the rental is so high that
the direct aud indirect benefits your system
will derive from the control of this road do not
Justify you in making the lease alone, we will
unite with you and bear half of the risk. This
will allow You to connect with the Georgia rail
road, in which we are now joint lessees with
you, and open up liue to your system en-
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z A swINDLEk AND HIS DUPE.

JOHN H. INMAN, President.
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TREY through Georgia While this plan would
give US voice in the control OF the property.
We desire 10 assure you that We should do
everypnl IN our power to promote your in
terest IN the roads in which We are Jointly in
terested.
2 We have no desire to monopolize the trans
portation business OF Georgia. and. as we
already control a road from Atlanta to Chatta-
nooga, We would prefer for you to lease the
western and Atlantic railroad at the price at
which the state offers it,
3. We have determined that the proposed
lease shall not fail, and that we will submit a
bid for the lease of the road at the rice at
which it is offered to be good, provided the
state has no other bid equally as acceptable.
Your prompt reply will greatly obi ge very
truly yours, JoHS II. ISyAS.
President
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-25

constable from Benton county with
bis prisoner, was on hani, but there
seemed to be hitch in the proceed
ings somewhere. Judge Bailey aud
the prosecuting attorney were ready.
bnt nothing seemed TO be on III; point
of either development or settlement /;
Friends of ZaIinski dropped in and
there WAS some tax rbout giving a
bond for the cos's. Nobody seemed
TO have any ready money. and the
security was DR., pped for the time b :
ing At length, after delay of half
al hour or so, it was agreed to Con-
liuue the case until to-morr w mora
ing, and Zalinski was returned TO
Jail. 1t is highly probable that thi.
evenings train from Warsaw, VIII
bring to Sedalia. an officer from Ben
ton county, who will be armed with
warrant that ~ili be perfect in its Ian
guage, charging Zallnski with forgery.
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MISSOURI NOTES.

1t Is discouraging to see as COCO
tOan as Nevada running a muui
canva. ON party lines.
UurIeen men want to be road
overseer in Raw county. Patrio!:
don't all live in Kansas.
In the Rid Thomas murder case a
MARSHALL The defense has f ed notice
Of APP lItation for change of venue.
Hannibal is trying TO secure 3
rat trap factory. There isn't snyihina
tina is needed there as bad, unless il
is few good looking women,
Ell zabeth Reufro of Mexico
No., c1mmit ed suicide Sunday night
by taking strychnine. She had been
ruined by an unknown man.
Mrs. Eme inc A. Hollsnd. wife
OF General G. b. Ho lard of Spri O.
field, No., died Sunday evening. sgejt
"A. She has lived in Springfield
since 1S43. ..
Articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday at Carthage. Mo-, for
the Garth &c aud j ,pl nj ght md fuel
companies, each with sl0O,000 cspi-
tai and the same stockh Tiers.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars of
Lexington school bonds solI ye,t+r.
day for s25, 1893 %. 10 Donaldson, of
st. Louis. The erection of the new
school building will begin immediately.
The trial of William Miles for
shooting Nat NJ. Kinney, chief of the
Tsney county bald knonbers, an For
sythe, about two years ago, began at
Springfield, Mo-, yesterday. There
are 200 witnesses in the case.
"A st. Louis company has been
orsanlzef to Guild a motor street car
line in Webb City. The franchise
has been drawn and presented to the
council. The company oblig ties it
'elf to begin the construction of the
'oad in thirty days and complete the
work in three months, %
The report that Miss Atkinson
he victim of the recent outrage near
Pleasant Hill had stated that a former /
Tired hand of her fathers had COM
nitted The outrsgeil entirely untrue.
I originated in statement made bv
DR.. Atkinson yesterday that he
bought it might have been this hired
nan in disguIie. The reward for the
pprehension of the william has been
,creased to $3.50. Pleasant Hill to-
ay added 500 and the people of
Aansas City to-niget at a meeting
aised an additional s10Oiy subscrip. (
City Times. =
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STOPPED HIN.
Zalinski's Attorney and a Hebeas
- Corpus.
Corpus.

-f =
As told in yesterdays BAzoo Carl
Zalinski was arrested Saturday even
ing By Constables,Nef and Smith and
Poicemaa Kahis for alleged for gerry,
and lodged in our county Jail, pre-
paratory to being taken back by
Constable Nea, this morning t., Cole
Camp. Nef and Zaiinski went
out to the narrow guage depot
this NOR. ing. but did not
proceed SOUTH. Sheriff Smith headed
the EKu mcn vn, --.L p littIa aa.,n,on.
issued BY The probate judga, and the
officer and his prisoner were: escorted
before Judge Bailey, to take part in
some habeas corpus proceedings in
augura'ed by Zalinskfs@ attorney.
Willis P. KIN 2
King, in his petition, alleges that
Zalinski is held is without warrant of
Law, in that both the
information and the warrant
for ;Zslinskis' arrest are defective.
not specifying any crime against the
defendant, his client. The papers
simply state that Zalinski had signed
WaItace's name without authority.
1t seems that Wallace and Zalinski
have been partners in business at Cole
Camp, aud recently the irst-named
to dissolve the co-partner-
ship, which he Z did, or
supposedly he did, by inform.
ing .Zalinski, in SO many words,
that the firm was dissolved. ZalinsE
signed tie firms name to notes, to the
amount of$400, these being given to
protect other notes given to. a man
named IIarnes by the firm, and now
in the possession of a business nan in !
this CITY, s.yy 60 "a .=..s
Judge Bailey set the hearing of the
habeas corpus proceedings for this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. -
This afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-25

Kirksville, Mo-, was visited at
o'clock Saturday, morning by $500.
SIS, 600 insurance. 1t is supposed iO
have originated in law office abou'
the center of the south side, apd with
no wafer facilities and bat small en-.
CINE the people we're power ess TO
manage the monster in bis rage. II
has bten many years sine KirksviIIe
has been visited by much fire which
is assignei as the cause of so | tile In.
surance. Seven fine brick buildings
were RACED TO the ground, inrlrding a
total loss of each, as also that of two
papers, the Democrat and Journa I.
Stocks in store were greatly d magel,
with b. f. Lamkin as The creates:
loser. his loss being $50, 200 ; insured
for $4,000. The First National ba k
was also bu' ned, but taey saved most
of their furni ure.
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From a Lady Ot Claren -, low 1.

RHEUMATIC SYRUP Co., JACKSON, Mich.
GEHTs: For ten vars l have been
greatly afflicted with irfamnatory rheu-
matism and indigestion. My hands, arms
and limbs were badly swollen, and, al
times could not wear my hoes.
Upon advice / began using Hubbard &
Rheumatic syrup. Two bottles cured me.
1t is wonderful medicine. acting upcn
the stomach AID digestive organs rs il does,
eradicates the poison from the blood and
puii6eS the whole system. 1t affords NE
pleasure to recommend this remedy.
Mrs NJ. h. II. REID.
Mrs. Reid is well known and her state
mert can be relied upon. Hibbard's Rheu-
matte Syrup is a medicine of great merit.
q. f. SMITH, Druggist, Clarence, Iowa.
w. Z. Bard, Druggist.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
Something About Peaches and
Wheat and Stock.

Levi Chubbuck, secretary of the
State Board of agriculture, under
date of March 18Th. writes the BAzoo
from Columbia, stating that with that
date the publication Of the weekly
weather and crop bulleton was re-
sumed, and that it will be issued
hereafter each Saturday, during the
crop-growing season. Mr.. Chubbuck
SAYS that the weather during the
Winter, up 10 about March /. was
unusually mild, causing vegetation TO
start. This followed by the :ow tenn
pera'ure Of the present
month has been injurious in
some instances. Ii is feared that
the peach trnt buds are all killed.
The outlook for winter wheat was
fiattering up to March /, but since
then considerable injury has been re-
ported, particu arly in the eastern
and southeastern sections. Heavy
rains In the latter section have been
the damaging cause. The condition
is on the whole favorable.
'FDuring the last week the following
conditions have prevailed:
The rainfall was normal in the GEN.
trail and northern portions and above
the prmal in the southern portion.
The temperature was about nor
NAL, The SUI shire was much below
the normal.
,Audrain-Too muddy for farming.
:. G. le-Wheat has not been killed
but looks vel ow. Weather too cold
and wet.
.dGascop ade-.Peaches, apricois aud
small fruits killed. .1.o.-- -,.s d. .E
.iHenry-Raias and clld weather
have prevented cat sowing. Fruit
damaged. Wheat presents a satistac-
tory appearance. Stock has win.
tered vii. e.. t. ,aE-
sIHolt Snow has disappeared.
Frost coming out of the ground
q Iron-Too much rain. Heaviest
for years. -.l .l
Jack on-Wheat and grass in good
condition.
.-Jasper-Too wet and cold.
Wheat damaged.
Jefferson-Whest and fruit badly
injured.
Johnson-Tbe general outlook is
good while the budding peacbt ale Sc
riously injured, wheat aid grass crops
promise good yield.
;4LstaEette-Severe weather on
Lewis Wheat crop is looking
fairly. i"
Mercer-Wheat crop is locking
well. { - - .a
Moniteau Wheat and fruit dam
aged some. 80 iA-..s '.-it. Z IA
i. Monitaau-Wheat blesched byI
frost. --i
Newton-Too much rain. Peaches |
Killed. ? "i@ :1Fs |
oOsage-Wheat has bean DANA ged. |
Pulaski Wheat crop badly. dam
aged. -'..'s a 80
Randolph Wheat crop seriously
injured.
S'heiby-Most IF the Wheat is I'm.
injured. 100 80 ~ go = > o'T {
~" 49, IL 3.E. -s.
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PowderIy Of To-Day.

New YORK Sar: saw r. V.
Powderly for a moment the othar day,
and was surprised 10 note how he had
aged. 1t is great many yea since
the top of Mr.. Powderly's lie d sug
ges ed anything but an abuormally
smooth ard large billiard bal. bu: his
mustache has become grizz I'd md hi.
face lit pinched snee TIE time, five
or six years ago, wien his organiza
ton was at the heiIht Of its pos er.
10 those days Powierly was a notice
ably handsome man, IN spite of his
somewhat exaggerated un.'er jaw.
He wa tr fie pos tive in his manner,
too, and a little severe In his attitude
toward newspaper men. Much of
this has disappeared now, and b looks
Ike man who has settled down to
new and milder order of things.
,.uuc
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"LUCKY."
A Little DisquisiliOn On Fortunate
Days.

A conversation between two ladiei
lat evening in regard TO lucky anC
unlucky day S, brought to light som,
curious informal on on the in lerestins
subject and showed that more peop.,
believe in luck and Omens than they
would care 10 have her people know
The BAzoo hiss been brushing up {
little on the "iuck" question and here
with presents the RESULT of its investi
gatiou e-f 30
1t was deemed highly important
among tie old ADg o Saxous that q
chilli should be born on lucky day
upon which his VII. lie alter lie WAS
supposed to depend. for, in THEN
opinion, each day had its peculiar in
fiuence upon the destiny Of the
you gster.
Thus The first day of the new moon
was PREFER, d to all others for the
arrival of The little stranger.
A child born when the moon is new
Will surely live past eighty-t~O,
they would chani to themselves, and
he happy with the thought.
The second day was not So lucky as
the fist. The child bora ON that day
would grow fast, but not 1--we l.ng.
If born on TIE fourth day of The
moon, it would be great poi ician !;
if on the tentn, great traveller il
on Tie taeuIy-tirss she chances were
tn II would -bea tn eff OF a highway.
man.
But of sli the days Of the week or
month the most lucky by far was
Sunday, and should such day happen
to BE- q new moon day, the chi d's
prosperity was destined to be I'M
b u-,:ed.
I Friday was q most unlucky birth
day, not only because it " tie day of
the crucifxion OF Christ but because.
according ,o old tine c.lcu ations, it
vas believed by the Anglo-Saxons to
lave been The day upon wiich Adam
at the f Ridden fruit In this con-
nection it NAV he interesting 10 men,
t. that The Kurds and the Armen-
ilns b lieve that Adam, vas expe lei
frm Paridise on Friday, and that the
Begin ing of the food was the same
day. -
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The Bsr salve 10 the world for Cat
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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lively cure Piles. or no pay required. 1.
is' Rusrsnseedto give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents Der
box. For sale by Mertz q Hale.
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OF FOrty-fiy- Years standing
RHEUMATIC SYRUP Co., Jackson, Mich.

KNHENNd To II HIF NOf y dCheULI, MICH.
GENTS: For forty five years have
been E I'll cird WITH blood POISON. liver ard
rheumatic difficulties. P;Tt of the time
corfned To my bed. My blood was badly
di-' ased. Six bottles of Hibbard's Rheu-
matte Syrup did me more good than all
the other medicines have taken. Nv
fr.epds bsve Used il aud in every case II
hiss proven wonderful remedy. / have
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Ella and neuralgia. Mrs Many BIDpLE.
iIr'h'a..,'~ Rho.-.atic Syiup ana plasters
are remedies Of great merit. / brlleve they
have no equal in the cure of rheumatism
and all bleed diSe.ses. 80
DR.. ii. RICHARD, Druggist,
80 MitchillviIle, Iowa.
w. Z. Bard, Druggist.
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HUBBARD khenmatic LIVER Pills
These pills are scientifically ,mpooD ded.
uniform in action. No srprns pain 20
commonly following. the use of pills Thew
are adapted to 10Th sdsih snd ch;Idr.r
with perfectv ETY.. We suerantse tbs-
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ache, Coustipation, Dyspepsia, Bile ns-
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-Dario Papa. of Milan, Italy, is
one Of he most enthusiastic republic
Cams N Europe. Papa would be an
name Tor the father of a
90 % - Il Il
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John T. Paeian practical hedge worker
of eight wears experience g prepared 20
do all kinds Of hedge work also drains
land by new and che,p method, charges
ressons''le and all work warranted 10
in every particular. Address J. T. Phe.
Ian Sedalia Mo. F,e - 3-25.w.3t
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DR.. !. H.. McLezn's Chills and
Fever Cure a tp' cific for chills and
lever, miif in its action and warran.
led a cert N cure. 80 cents.
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After n Pardon.

An old gentleman, nsmed b. III.
Wells, residing at Windsor, Heary
county, vas a PISS niger on the "Ka W
this morning, aud stopped over
aw lie In Seialia, while waiting for The
train for the state CAPT al to come
along. Mr.. Wells, gees to Jeffe son
City 10 intercede with the governor
for the pardon Of a man who is charged
with Shooting Wells osn brother.
TIE ARRAY occurred some five or six
years ago, and Mr.. Wells SAYS iha.
he Was within a few feet of the parties.
when the. killing occurred. Two men,
named John Hopkirk end Thomas
Bromfeld got into a difficulty with
John T WnlIs brother of the cd
gentleman, who passed lnrou.i. III,
morning. The younger Wells Was
shot and killed, Hopkirk and Broom
field were arrested and stood tria,
and were sentenced to be hung. The
attorneys secured new trial, and on
account of his youth, at the time of
The killing, and other circumstances
connected with the matter, Hopkirk
was set free. Bloomfield, however.
was sent up to the penitentiary for
lie. %. -
Mr.. Wells is armed with a strong
petition for executive clemency,
signed by all the best citizens Of
Windsor and vicinity, and will make
a personal appeal to Gov. Francis, |
himself. -.4
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Electric BiUters.

This remedy is becoming SO we'll known
and So popular as to need no special men.
ton. All who have used Electric Bite =
sing the same song Of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exit and il is euaran.
teed to do all that is clsimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of The Liver
and Kidneys. will remove pimples, bulls,
Salt Rheum and other afiections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll M cure all
Malarial feyers.-For cure of Headache.
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-Prlce 50 cts. and 81 DER
bottle at Mertz 4 Hale's drug store.
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DEALERS In
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..

Savings received in sums of ONE DOL
LAR and over on which interest is allowed
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Hedge Owners Notice.

w. E. Bard, Druggist.
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Fire az kirksviIle.

MsEIrss,s WINE OF chRoyffor female disease
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LOAN DEPARTMENT.

Money to loan on real estate for long OF
short time, at lO~est rates, with the priv.
vilege to make partial payments.