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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-11-06

Misses Ellen and Georgia Baker, who have
'hepn confined to their home for some time ny
illness, are convalescing.
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Atty. E. J. McMahon made flying V'slt
to Minneapolis Saturday last, returning Tues
day.
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&C. Nv. Dawdy removed his harness shop
into lis new building last Saturday.
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-Of course all lovers of the dance will bo at
the Hope House ball tonight!
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Attention Post.

Loans on best terns-lnterest only once a
year. C. j. PAUL
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"A beautiful and m,'d November morning
this, the 9th day of the month.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-11-06

Frank j. Losing is building large new
barn on his premises.
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a term of district court in Traill county
act "Wednesday Of this week. There were
fity-four c:sas on the calendar.
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Daily. Except SUNDAY. Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays. Trains only stop
On signal or to leave passengers.
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Capt. VIM. Faulkner departed Thursday
for his homo in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Go to C. j. Paul for loans. Partial pay =
ments.
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FLAX, 6S cents per bnshel.

Potatoes, 25 cents per hushel.
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v" will with each and the amount s. o.
Six
Purchases must
amount Of trouble dissatisfaction
count
will sold
Everybody we!ome
IT ~
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M. A. Westcott of Mayville, is il town.
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Hone wheat Market.

Thefollowing are the prices for thediffe1ent
grades of wheat in the Hope market to-day:
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Wheat, IS cents for No. ] hard.
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Ladies, 4 tHte11tlon!

What
o orcfo During
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-25

1er Nidreiie tam Dortion 3u mir uno
entl6ulotste ii9, baB er mt9 gu 10 ipa<
ter Stunoe uuo in iol9eu Qnselesetls
beiten it0re. @r iaSte, er beftnbs lt6
in GROCER 8erlegenbeit. Die l1ria9en
leiea gu Sablrei9, Inn ite mir 10 in
aiir5e su ersdblen. ST bate etne tleine
3inlfaiiette bet li9, wel6e eiumalbunz
oertunbfinfsistauieno Dollars in
Staatspapieren ettbtelt, bie er mid In
B%ermabruns 5u nebmen bat. Den
Gruno gu 0ieier MaBnabme molte er
mir lpater mittbeilen. St bate eilten
gmpfan9i6ein norbereitet, mel6er eitte
tab lautete: nGrbalten BON Jieuben
Dorilon Staatspapiere i'm @ert9e Don
Observation-Disclosures Dollars"
uno ben bat er mid gu unterl9reiben,
mas i'd aud that. sd bereite mid
anf eillen Sturm oor," iaste er. uGie
fenaen Die unslidlelige @el6i6te, in
wefhe i'd perptdelt bin. Diele 5nr1me
foa cine Srt @nti6dbisuns fir Die Sim
Der lein, Die i6 als 8ater perlergneu
mnB. @igentlid banbelt es lif rtur
un Elm atno. Sin aubetra6t, oaB
Gmnla's eriter @atte nod am 3ebelt 1T
nno anforoeruu9eu an lie fte0t, balte
i'd eS nidt fir seratben, ibr bic
Snf1ne Io9leid ein5ubdnbisen."
Oa matt aud an mih tnarde Nnfor<
oerun9en itellt unb mod ftener miro, lit
eS better, wern baS @elo ri1t in meinen
9dnben bleibt. SD meiB aber feineu
beiiern 8las oafir ais bel eiuem
Srellnoe, Dem i'd 10 oertrauea fam pie
Sbaen. Mtau lpirb zines Cages oieles
@elo BON Sbneu oerlansen. 5anoiseu
sic eS ttur oant aus, Denn man Sbnen
btele S9rift bier pormeiit." @r 5eigte
mir oarn cine 99rift in rotber Ginte,
beren Bapierranb in eieentbimli9er
art ein9ei9nitten uuo a%efantet mar.
p0ter," fubr er fort, lift Elm anberes
unbei6riebenes Bapicr, weldeS in lei<
men Ganoansidnttteu gerau auf bas
friibere paBt." Sd leste Die beioen 8a>
pierre aufeinanoer lllo Oielelbeu ersauss
ten ii6 in Sen @inldnitten poufomlner.
Danit entfernte er ii6. SD babe i'm
Ipater ME mieoer seleben lluo ib babe
nod ilnlner ben DeiBen, nnbei6riebenen
Bapierbo9en NIT ben @~inferbunsen in
meiuer Safe. Die @ertbpapiere be.
fiaben iid nod III meinem Beltb, bnrb
Gins uno !3inies5ins Su Der 5uutme
BON etna einer 8iertelmiaion Dollars
an9emad)l len, uno nod lit NiemarS 9es
fommen, UNI iie mir ab3uforbern.
nllno lie meroen aud 1tiemals abge-
foroert m%eroen," iaate Gatbeart be-
ltimmt.
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(6ortietuns folst).
Sem gdbmitter gpS

unb fetne. nnerbittli1en Senfe fdut 70 manGe Mens
ttse SruAt ~setroseu Bate, penn BET ~berielbeu redtz
aeitts auf BITE ~uffetnen1 nnpdbli&fetten unb nnsu=
t6mmlihteiten, tpte fe bas tdslthe eeben init lid
Dab aus fletnen nnpdbItd tettea iapere arantbeiter
entifeten nnb omar folde perShiebenfter Grt. 9tlipf>
tdt, geritpptuns, DpSperfie, Gtne8 fplst BEN Gnberen
auf benz Gnbe, treten NIT chamber auf, erjeusen anbez
re une f4perere &ranfbeiten, nm 70 eber, ie ldnser
bic semetniame Aueue, Der tie ale entfprinsen, mot
bsa9tet tpirb. Die @nfdnSe bes RbeumattSmns,
Malartg unb npprlbersebenbeH r1ntbdtisteit Der Site
rem, wte rtel GIenb unb Eein perurid1en fe niGt,
ipenn ~peridumt pirb, itrem Gtdbemsrfbarn ben To-
}crt BITE sebbrise geaHtuns Su fdenfer. Man tbne
bteien psertusfhstsen" 1npdblt@fetten ipfort bur@ els
nfSe ODien Snitetter's Masenbitters GinbaIt nrb
p~erfperre bamtt benz unerbittltden eanttter Cob bic
Tbnr; ~unterldbt man rieie Dlrii1t, 70 1T man Tim
rettunsSlps ~peifalen, bic sere1te Strafc fur ben
sei9tfnn, Der pfletne aetbens uabea@tet lafea gu
bhrfen slaubte.
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Gas beaa MsftteI

G5aB beFFa NtffiI H
onf bieier @elt, idreibt S. Sofberr Gus Spracufe.
g. g., lift 4aitcr &Dnis's 9terpcuzS tGrter. betn n1etn
Sobn, ,pei9er Dor Orei Sabren Ourd1 eiaen 5irni6la9
tbeilweiie 9eldbmt puroe unb nod) bic Sualndt baSn
6etan, bat tn. leit er cine 6taide baeoi rsabn, ni9t
iie5r g~ehabt--er fa9t ieinei ber5libfeu Oant.
sttW Orleans, &c.. Ge5r. 'Sa.
@s eibt reine @orte fit bas SUITE, iuel9es mir burd
.&aitDr SDnig' gterpen=S drfer" SIT Sbeilipirb. iuelli9
mir Dit ben 500 aeipiinidt. ebe i'd bieies Mittel erbielt.
halte mid Jest fir balboa eebeiit. 9ieIen 0anf bafir,
iino IS tpirb mir nnoergeBIib ieir.
202 Wtifaft ctr. Geo. G. Msburp b.
80. gertbeIptte ats ct. Sames. 3d..
f1reibt: SD banfe fir bic CUTE Ntrfung, tpel9e
y1aitor &6nio's ylernensG t1rfer" bet neiner Srau
hotte. Sest fdldft iie tpieber gut uno bat feine joIne
Ritter uno Greiihsanfdue uehr.
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S Of n | & e {.

Sn @alifornien sibt es bas
gan3e Sabr binbur6 frifde Grbbeerea.
59iebea Iernen Ste Mab.
den tn 105 S6nlen bes Staates
Oregon.
Die f~tarffe Mationali6nlb
IT bie fransDiide; iie ioa pro aOpf 80
Srancs betragen.
Die r2aiferglode4 bes &Dlner
DomeS 1T aus % BET Seban erbeuteten
3aaonen ~9esofeu.
Die 4n3abl after ausldn>
Der, melde tn 9ari8 leben, betrdst Elm
3ebntel Der 8epOlferune.
Die ~9hmammtnbnftie auf
ben gabamainieln bei6dftist ca. 5000
Mfenidsn nnb 500 Sabrseuse.
@et1btet pnrben auf ben @iiens
babnen bet Ser. Staater 2451 Nt1ges
ftellte TN letten Sabre, perlest 22,39o.
Der thngfte Sberbarger,
meifter, ben 2onbon jenials bate, 1T
Der jesise, DapiO Gpatts. ST 3ablt AZ
Sabre.
Gin pusfidtiger Gremit lit
III Mtaine ent6edt morber. Der Mann
lebt gang allett, trdet aber ftets einen
8apterfrasen.
DeridnelIfte &anselrebner
tn Nn1erifa io4 Btihof Broof8 fem,
tpel6er in elmer Minufe bur6iAnittli6
BIG Worte ipri9t.
@lHbwiirm9en ais 6aarpub
traeen fpdbrenb Der gta1t Bic Damef
tn Bene5nela. Derlelbe fptrb befeitiot
NIT ieibenen Sdben.
@lepbanten 3n 3i6ten beabz
ftdttgt Elm nnternebmen0er Biiraer Der
@artenitaot. Nls Terrain lit bas iibs
li9e Californian amseriebe'.
Die bonn Natiomafen &atens
club int &riitalpalalt su Spbenbam,
Sonbon, Deranitaltete 20. &atenauSftels
lung bate SOB aaeen ~auf5upeiien.
Die Gatfertn BON RnBlanb
1T pie tire Mutter, Die 90ntgfn bon
Ddnemarf, uno lire S6weifer, bic
grin3efiin BON @ales, fait pollitdnbis
taub.
Gin meiblt6er Stabtar3t
LIT BON Der ierbil9em Staotoemein6e
Yo5arepas In Der Berfon bon Or.
an1a @pitein aus RaBlanb anseitellt
morben.
9anarienb09el iperben, lpie Elm
giaturfreuno bebauptet, arg BON Moss
qnitos 9eplast, ipelde Die 1etnen Sdns
ger in bic CARTE, 3fpii6en ben 3eben be-
finbli6e 9aut iteden.
Der lette Der Sffi3iere 1T
Der englilden &rmee, ipelfe bet @ater,
loo se9er Napoleon foften, lit beoenf,
li9 erfranft. Sein Sffisierspatent lit
I'M Sabre 1911 ~auS9eitellt.
Cine 8oli5eiperorbnuns in
8erliu i6reibt Dor, baB ale Subrmerfe
ben @asen Der slerste Blas MAIDEN
miiiien. BUR unteri6eibuns miiiien
bic DoftoreHfuti6er weiBe 9iite tragen.
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j. WEINSTElN & co.
9euti4e
gudbauOllus 1t. &oman=S ibliotbef,
$50. 4 Sit=Souitpnitrabe, San antonto.

O"1V"'"@""S AZ cto"'"t OtoAe"@v@'
$50. 4 SftzSouitpnitrabe, San antonto.
@prratbig itnb folgenSe Gumane a 5
Sents per Seft:
3ebn Sabre u1ter ber Grbe, pber Sdulo
un6 Siibne.
Der @inliebler aln 1diparSen &reuS.
@eddtet, pber oas G[Ddlein BON 8ur9tbal.
Ser 6etiterleber.
Slut einiamcr Sniel, pber uni4albi8 per=
ftpben.
Ser Sdarfridter pon 8erlin.
Ses @elterpbererS Slid rnb G1oe (ga=
poIepn).
@enpbeba, Die frontme 9ulberin.
Sa8 i9Dne SabrtflndSden.
Sas FINITE @ebpt.
S9inberbannes, Der srDbte &duberbaupts
mann bes 10. Sabrbunberts.
Die Spbtenfelber Ton Stbtrien.
Das Sinh Der Gertpkenen.
Sie Galide @rdfin.
gu iebem btel er &prnane 2 Silber ais @ras
tbs : 9rdmien , @egen @inienbung bru rs
@ents in Stamps perienben mir 5 9efte Ell
mes hieier Gomane fiir Strobe.
Sdmmt[i9e beutide 3eiti9riften, mie:
lleber eanb unb Mevr, 8rtd fir Nae, @artens
Ianbe II. fy ioipie sebmnbene beutide uto
ensttIde 8i4er itets an 9anb.
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divorce decree on ground of deser.
ton.
Nicholas Halthausen Va L. F.
Sheldon, appeal; dismissed by plain
tiff.
A. F. Shapeleigh Hardware Co.,
vs. l. Norton, attachment; order of
publication promulgated.
Fred Henerman vs. Brent Smith.
appeal: case dismissed by argument.
Sarah NJ. Niklewiez W A. H. Copk-
wright, equity /; case on trial.
There were . number Of city tax
cases for email amounts decided 10
favor of the plaintiff.
Sarah N. Niklewiz vs. A. H.
Cartwright, equity; cause heard BY
court and suit dismissed; plaintiff to
pay the costs.
X. d. Shackelford vs. Thos. A. AL.
bertson. equity : Henry S. Smith made
a party defendant.
Sedslia Water Works COMPANY W
Theodore Plate, injunction defend.
ants file motion to dissolve.
Elizabeth Wood W. Jacob B.
Wood. divorce; decree as prayed.
in the matter Of assignment Of A.
W. Rollins, Chas. Gibson, assignee,
attorney and assignee allowed $50
each in full settlement.
Evelyn E. Gentry vs., r. T. Gen.
try, dover; plaintiff files reply to all
Thomas P. Satterwhite VS.. Olive B.
GENTRY, partition report of connie
sion approved.
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HARDY MURDER TRIAL
The taial of Albert Hardy, of Nor

ine taiai OF AIDert dardy, OF M0ni.
teau county, charged with murder in
the first degree, was commenced in
the Cole county circuit court Monday.
q change Of venue having been taken
from Moniteau county. Hardy is
charged with shooting and killing
Bert Owsley in the little town Of
Syracuse, Christmas night. 1889. 1t
is alleged that he was drunk and
shooting pistol at random and q ball
from one explosion struck and killed
deceased. The following jury was Sc
lected to try the case Henry Shep-
ker, Henry Hackman. S. K. Miller,
W. NJ. Stone, S. F. Glover, w. A.
Barton. w. D. Wright, Benz. Adams,
J. A. Minteer. s. d. Musick, c. d.
Musick and D. Wulfert.
The prosecution is beirg conducted
by Mesers. John A. Blevins and P.
~. Sangree, the latter of Sedalis.
The defendants attorneys are w. NJ.
Williams, Boonville; Hon. Dan E.
Wray, Versailles; Hon. w. i. Pope,
Jeher son City.
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DIR. HYDE HANGS HIMSELF.

DR.. John Hyde, . retired physician
and druggist, committed suicide at his
residence on Benton avenue in
Springfield, No., yesterday, by hang
ing himself to a buggy tongue in the
barn, while the family were going to
church. The body was not found till
about O'clock in the afternoon. The
deceased was in good circumstances
and . man of very temperate habits.
No cause Of the suicide is known. The
deceased leaves q wife and one dauph-
ter. She occupies . high social po-
sition. DR.. Hyde was about 60 years
old and . graduate in law and medi-
cine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
FAIR APPOINTMENTS.


The directors of the Missouri Stat,
Fair have appointed the followin,
superintendent of departments:
General Superinteudent-E. w
Stevens.
Superintendent of Tickets-W. H
Powell. Jr.
Superintendent of Police-Jame:
Warren.
Superintendent of Speed Ring
John R. Gentry.
Marshal-Newton Sprecher.
Managing Directors Classes A and
B, Merchants Display-C. Hye.
Managing Director Classes c and
D, Ladies Department and Art-W.
E. Bard.
Managing Director Glasses F., F
and j Fruit, Canned Fruit aid Poul-
try-H. j. Leaning.
Managing Director Class G, Hogs
y. w. Cole.
Managing Director Class H, Sheep
Ben Porter.
Managing Director Class j, Cattle
H. B. Scott.
Managing Director Class K, Horses
w. T. Sneed.
The fair will open August Is and
continue five days.
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riage and the decree was ordered &C.
cordingly.
Nor GUILTY..

Wade H. Williams, whose trial be-
gan at Marshall Friday afternoon be.
fore Justice Miller for embezzlement,
was acquitted the following day. Jus.
tice Miller, after hearing the evidence
and argument in the case. discharged
the defendant, the evidence, in the
opinion of the magistrate. being in.
sufficient to bind him over.
The affidavit on which Williams
was arrested was sworn out by lin
mermsn, president of the Missouri
Central Lumber Co.. Of Sedalia,
charging Williams with embezzliBg
$500 of the company's money while
the former was in the employ of the
at Nelson.
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KILLED AT MARSHALL.

james McEerney, . farmer living
near Marshall. sged about so years,
was the victim of Q terrible accident
Saturday evening about 5 o'clock,
which resulted in his death an hour
later.
The unfortunate man had been in
Marshall during the day and had gone
home, put up bis horse and started
back to Marshall, when be sat down
on the G. Il A. track At q point near
the foot Of the grade, and fell asleep.
He had been drinking during the day
and no doubt was very much under
the influence of liquor at the time,
and did not realize the danger he
was in.
As the west bound mail peared the
place, the engineer saw the man, but
it seems, too late to stop the train. He
was struck by the COW catcher with
full force and thrown twenty feet from
the track.
The injured man was taken to
Marshall on the train, and to Ming's
hotel, where he died q few minutes
before 6 o'clock.
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The following statement from Mr..
w. B. Denny, a well known dairy
man Of New Lexington, Ohio, will
be of interest to persons troubled with
Rheumatism. He says 81 have used
Chamberlain Pain Balm for nearly
two years, four bottles in all, and
there lie nothing have ever used that
gave me as much relief for rheumai
tism. We always keep a bottle of it
IN the house. For sale by Aug. T.
Druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
MORTALITY WOUNDED.

A serious shooting affair occurred
near Higginsville, Mo-, late Yesterday
afternoon. VIM. Atkins, formerlv
OF that place, hss recently been liv.
ing with Clarence Ridge, son of Doc
Ridge. one Of the wealthiest farmers
and stockmen Of that vicinity. Yes
terday Atkins and some of his friends
met on the Ridge farm and spent the
afternoon in drinking. About FIVE
o'clock he brought his friends to the
house and asked for supper. Ridge re-
fused to allow him come in. Here
the difficulty began. Atkins drew a
revolver and fired two shots e: young
Ridge, the last taking. it is thought,
fatal effect. The ball entered the
left grein, cutting the scrotum and
bearing slightly upward, passe,.
through the lower abdomen and lodc-
at the end of the spine. Atkins i'm
mounted his horse, rode
to town and made strenuous efforts to
cell the animal. A check was offered.
but this he refused and then dashed
away. He is still at large. Atkins
9 about % years of age. medium
height, weight about $50 pounds,
lark complexion, with dark hair and
mooth face. Officers are in pursuit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
THE FARMERS CONGRESS.

A letter was received in this CITY
this morning from Hon. Ben F. Clay
ton, secretary Of the National Farmers
congress of the United States. which
meets in this city this fail. Mr.. Clay.
ton says the attendance will unques-
tionably be very large owing to the
central location and accessibility Of
Sedalia.
MIR. Clayton says be has just about
completed arrangements for one and
one.third fare over all the railroads
In the United States for the delegate
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DROPPED DEAD.

About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
W. Il. Thornton, one of Saline coun-
tvs oldest and most respected citizens,
dropped dead at his home in Mar.
shall. His death was q shock not
only to his wife, but to the entire
community.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
THE GREATEST STRIKE.

Among the great strikes that Of Dr..
Miles in discovering his New Heart Cure
has proven itself To b. one Of the most i'm.
portant. The demani for it has become
astonishing. Already the treatment of
heart disease is being revoluiionised, and
many unexpected cures effected. II coon
relieves short breath, autiering, pains in
side, an, shoulder. weak and hungry
spells, oppression, swelling of ankles,
smo: herins and heart dropsy. Dr.. Miles
book on Heart and Nervous diseases, free.
The unequaled New Heart Cure is sold
and guaranteed BY A. T. Fleischmann, also
his Restorative Nervine for headache, fits,
spires, hot flashes, nervous chills, opium
habits, etc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02

The county court held short ses.
sion this morning to sit on the insan-
ity of Joseph s. Settles, Jr. He has
been out Of his right mind for the
past Six months, but has not been VIC.
lent until lately. He is about 26
years of age and resided in the north.
east part Of the county. He will be
taken to Nevada tonight by Sheriff
Smith.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
BROKEN ARM

On the evening of the 21st George
West, the five year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c: c. Francis, living two miles
east of Ionia City, fell from a horse
and broke his arm just above the
wrist Dr.. Suhl was called and
dressed the arm and the little fellow
is now doing well.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02

Elegantly engraved and printed in.
vltations have been received iu this
CITY to the commencement day exer.
cises of the Collegiate Institute at
Pilot Grove, Cooper county, Tuesday,
June {. Prof: D. L. Roe, principal.
Upon this, as on former occasions, the
attendance will test the capacity of
the commodious chapel and the pro-
gramme, literary and musical, prom.
ises to be one of especial excellence.
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DROPPED DEAD.

Mortimer Postlewaite, brother of
Dave Postlewaite, formerly of Soda
liza, dropped dead at Eldorado Springs
Saturday, evening May %, of heart
failure. Mr.. Postlewaite had been in
his usual health until he was stricken
down.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02

When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria.
When she was . Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
FOR THEPENITENTIARY.
Express R0bber and Attorney u.
w. Edwards Gets Q Sentence
of Five Years.

George Dennison, of Milan, Sulliva,
county, Mo-. passed through Sedalia
having in charge a young man Of 2:
years, just sentenced TO five years il
the penitentiary for burglary anG
grand larceny. The prisoner il
charged with being the ringlesder Of
u gang that robbed the Pacific expires.
office at Greercastle. Mo-, on the
night Of June 26, 1890. OF about S..
800 in cssh and jeweiry.
Edwards was security hand ,uffed
and seemed greatly detected.
He is stoutly built, was
neatly alfred and Of refined
speech and manners. He is a gradu.
ate Of the law school Of Ann Arbor
university also of Drake university,
Iowa. His parents are weslthy and
stand high in the t1wn of Moul,on,
Iowa.
Edwards case has been appealed
to the supreme court and it is stated
Z It he is being t,ken to Jefferson
CITY for safe keeping, as attempts
were mace at Milan t, liberate him.
He will be heli there until the su-
preme court decides whether to re-
verse or sustain the verdict against
him.
About So, 800 were taken by the
express Office robbers at Milan. The
office vas burglarized. no very bold
work being done. Milan and other
neighboring points where Edwards
had practiced law were shocked when
Sylvester Record, who was arrested
on suspicion. turned states evidence
rnd testified that Edwards was one of |
the express Office robbers. Edwards |
vas arrested at Abba, Ia, July Z,
1890, where, he says, he had a law
Ease At the time.
At Kansas City last night. Chief
'Peers at once recognized Edwards
when he was brought into the police
tatiOn.
"Why this is Edwards" he said.
You paid me visit here about a
'ear ago."
That's true" responded the pris.
ner. II was at that time with Fred
lowell, now prosecuting attorney of
Appanoose county, Iowa." II
Edwards subsequently said 81
'as in Kansas City about June 10, q
$50, on my way from Independence, q
lan., to Monitor, la. # was then
allied on the chief. because Mr.. &
lowell, who was with me happened
, know him, had been travelling {
bout doing some business, having O
iplomas to practice in two states. b
ubs, quently went to Moulton and
Abba, Ia, never going to Milan at c
u. l was at Moulton, Ia,
lie night Of the robbery rs five e
illnesses testified, but Sylvester n
eccord's evidence was hard to over
me. Record was discharged that v
, the case against him was dis
larged. Public feeling in my favor L
ere ran high and tools were offered e,
me with which to effect an esbape.
notified the sheriff of the fact. He d,
gan to fear an uprising to liberate d,
Q and for that reason is taking me bi
Jefferson City" fe
Edwards said he had never INDUCED w
liquor or tobacco. He said he be-
we'd his appeal to the supreme court at
uld establish his innocence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
Missouri Cheap Lands,

One hundred.6fty thousand acres Of rich
farm, erszing and mineral lands in South.
west Missouri for sale cheap. For psrtic-
ni.n: address Land Agent Frisco line, Roe
Building, St. Louis, Ma 2.lOwu
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
YOU ARE WANTED.

At =. +. McClellans to look at that new
Wallpaper be Just got in. Leave your
e!der and he will have il hung, - hs fur.
nlshes only the best hangers you can rely
on . neat job. s&vlm
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
WALKER MERCHANT INSANE.

Henry Bredenkamp. a prominent
merchant of Walker, NO.. was taken
to insane asylum No. 8 yesterday.
Mr.. Bredenkamp's business was pros
porous and no cause can be given fer
his sudden dementia unless it was
caused by brooding over a law suit
now pending in the circuit court.