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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-07

4 Half Dozen Pettis County
Horses That are Destined to
Take Ribbons.

John r Gentry arrived in Sedslia
this morning. from his farm north.
vest Of the city with six - good
horses as will probably appear on the
turf this season.
The roads were exceedingly muddy
and trip OF ten miles through 1t
was not conducive to the
proper appearance of the animal Is
seen by Bazoo representative at the
stables.
Some of these horses have already
made fine records, others are yet to
make records and oil are high bred
beauties.
Bartholdir is . magnificent bay
stallion six years old and with a rec.
ord of 2:404.
Winston il q four year old slal ion
with . record yet to make.
Berthe R., is \ handsome bay mare,
which has never been in a race, but Of
which great things are reasonably ex-
pected.
Katie B. 10 . fine two-year-old
which trotted last year as . yearliDg,
and was second in q three times start.
"Ride q Wee is q four-year-
old PAGER which has not yet
made . record, but which is pretty
sure to capture many honors and re-
cords on the race course.
Mr.. Gentry had his horses shod and
nicely groomed this morning and in
charge Of his two experienced trainers
Messrs. james F. Ramey and j. o.
Ramey. will have them taken to
Marshall, NO.. this evening. where
they will show what they can do at
the approaching Saline county fair.
They will also be taken throughout
the Missouri circuit and to Wichita,
Ksns.s City, Independence, Iowa,
and Terra Hau'e, Indiana.
Mr.. Gentry, who is one of Pettis
county's most prominent and popular
young men, does not run his horses
for money but out Of
pure admiration for the sport. The
string of s.eeds which he proposes to
send out thir summer are destined to
bring fame to himself and Pettis
county.
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SALINE COUNTY.

Marshall Progress June 20.
Rev. T. s. Love and wife left
this morning for Norton where they
will spend several days.
Miss Lula Lamkin has returned
from . visit to Arrow Rock, Black.
burn and other points in the county.
Mrs. Will Dobyns is in Tennes
zee, where she went to attend the
wedding Of a friend and to visit rels-
tives.
Miss Ada Sparks, who has been
visiting relatives at Kaneas City, went
from there to Pertle Springs to-day to
attend the Young Peoples mass. meet
ing.
"A large party will be given this
evening by Miss Anna Thomas at her
home near Mt. Leonard, in honor of
Miss May Montgomery, of Sedalia,
and Miss Bessie Cobb, of Lexington,
both of whom are guests of Miss
Thomas. A goodly number of Mar
shall's young people will attend.
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MATED BY BLAIR.

Late yesterday afternoon . couple
called at the Office of Justice Milo
Blair presenting . marriage certificate
and stating that they wished to be
made one. The couple proved to be
q. w. CARRIER, of Kansas, and Lille
Hitchcock, Of Jasper county, and
after taking . careful survey Of the
surroundings. the judge proceeded to
do "tbe elegant" in regular style
and according to Hoyle. After the
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER left
the office bestowing . lasting blessing
upon the judge for his kindness.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.

Physicians make no more fatal mistake
than when they inform patients that ner-
yous heart troubles come from the stomach
and are of little consequence. DIR. Frank
lin Mile, the noted Indiana specialists,
has proven the contrary in his new book
on "Heart Disease" which may be had
free At A. T. Fleischman's, Who guarantees
and recommends DR.. Miles unequalIed
new Heart Cure, which has the largest sale
of any heart remedy in the world. 1t
cares nervous and organic heart disease,
short breath, auttering. p,in or tenderness
in the side, arm or shoulder. irregular
pulse, faintipg. smothering. dropsy, etc.
His Restorative Nervine cures headache,
6ts. etc.
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A CITIZEN OF DE5 MONIES

Please to accept acknowledgments, and
also commend 10 Others the use Of Krause'
Headache Capsules. They have been
thoroughly tested By myself end BY other
members Of my family, and produced the
desired result. 1t is to be the great reme-
dy, and its use will greatly extend its pop
ulariiy. Yours very truly,
SIDNEY A. FOSTER,
sec'y Royal Union Mutual Life Iss. 70.
For sale BY
Aug. Fleischnan, cor. Fourth and Ohio.
Mertz & Hale, 2lO Ohio.
o. w. Smith. 9l6 East Third.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Fine Cattle on the &c ntry Farm.
Killed Yesterday Evening.

Reports still come in 10 regard to
the damage done by yesterdays rain,
hail and wind storm. Two foe steers
on the Gentry stock farm located ten
miles from this city, were struck by
the lightning and killed. The loss OF
these cattle is larger amount than
might be inferred, the stock being i'm
ported and of . very fine sort. Other
damage was done, but no other stock
killed.
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1ymptoms-Mo6turs intense itchine
and singing; most At night; VoEse b
scratching. II allowed 10 continue humoGs
form. which often bleed and ulcseata. b
coming very sore. 9waynsb Ointnent
stops he itching and hlssdine, Asals d.
uloaeatiou and In most casos removes he
humsn. At druggists Or By nail, for 50
s1ts. D.. 6wayns 4 Son, Philsdslphia.
.2od.6m
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GUARANTEED CURE OF La GRIPPE

GUARANTEED CURE OF La GRIPPE
We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. II you are afflicted With La
Grippe and will use this remedy according
to directions. giving it fair trial and e1'
perience no benefit you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded. We
make this offer, because Of the wonderful
success Of DR.. Kins's New Discovery dur:
ing last seasons epidemic. Have heard Of
no case in which Il failed. Try it. Trial
bottle free at Mertz 4 Hales drug store.
Large size Soc and 81.
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CURE FOR CRAMPS IN THE
STOMACH.

Albert Erwin, editor of the Leon
ard, Texas Graphic. says: "For the
cure of cramps in the stomach Cham
ber'ain's Cole, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is the best and most
speedy / ever used" Many others
who have tried it entertain the same
opinion. For sale BY Aug. T. Fleisch-
mann, druggist.
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FIGHTS AND RUNS AWAY.
George Caesar, . Negro Nan,
Slashes Dave Wilhoite, An
other Negro, With his
Dagger Yesterday
Evening.

Yesterday the nomadic den'zens
who minele in the ueighborhood of
"Battle Row." on West Main street,
were treated to one more exciting
scene, . struggle between men with
knives, and one more CORY chapter
was added to their already ood.red
record.
About the time the mantle of dark.
ness lowered over the city, tall,
slender negro, named George Caesar,
met another negro known % Dave
Wilhoite. The two engaged in . fight,
and in the struggle Wilhoite received
what may prove to be . fatal wound.
He is cut in the back, just Above the
kidneys, the wound being about au
inch and a half deep and three inches
wide.
The scrap took place on acc ,un: Of
that old, old story, . woman. These
negroes had had q Misunderstanding
for some tine over the matter,
and it is said each one
had often b,asted that he
had sit in" for the other. Wilhoite
is q heavy-built, tall, burly.lookisg
negro, while Caesar, who evidently
has had some experience with mince
meat machines is just the reverse.
As soon as the cutting Wilhoite
came running up the street 10 w. E.
B.rd's drug store on Main street, and
in . manner that showed he was
greatly excited, asked . white man
standing there to pull of his { Viii.
hoite's) coat. He soon informed the
man what he wanted it of for he Was
then taken into the drug store of Mr..
Bard, and DR.. j. ". Trader gave him
medical attention. The wound was
painful and bled profusely. How
ever, the negro, bore the probing and
Of the horrible looking cash
in an admirable manner. He was
hauled home soon after the physician
had dressed his wound.
The fight caused a big crowd Of
negroes to assemble in and around the
vicinity Of the drug store, so that il
was necessary to lock the store, and
only physicians. policemen and re-
porters were admitted.
Caesar after doing the cutting ran
in a nortbeasterly direction and
reached the timbers. There WIS q
fearful storm brewing which aided him
in getting away. He took . recon-
of the matter before day
light this morning, for wherever be
might have gone. he came back, and
at an early hour to-day was captured
by Con. table Frank Barnett at the
place where he formerly worked, on
Fourth street. He gave bond in the
some Of $500 for bis appearance and
will he given . hearing before his
honor, Judge Levsns on next Thurs
DAY at 2 p. m.
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Mr.. CLARK, TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. CLARK, TO THE PUBLIC.
/ wish to say to my friends and the
public, that I regard Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrohea Remedy
as the best preparation in use for Collie
and Diarrhoea. 1t is the finest sell
ing medicine l ever handled. because
it always gives satisfaction. o. H.
CLARK, Orangeville, Texas. For sale
by Aug. 7. Fleischmann, druggist.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CaSto1las
KENNEDY-ZOLL.
A Pleasant Wedding Which
Took Place at the First
Methodist Church To-
Day.

The wedding Of Miss Matte NJ.
Kennedy, the accompanied eldest
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W.
Kennedy, and Mr.. William j. Zoll,
formerly of Warrensburg, but late a
popular and we'll known railway en-
p!oye Of this city, occurred to-day at
the First Methodist church, Rev.
William Joues officiating. The church
was beautifully decorated with large
pyramid composed Of potted plantsjust
back of the chancel rail, and the foot
OF the altar was banked with hydran.
eeas roses, etc. A fringe o. smilax
Tell to the floor from the altar and
above it swung to rope of the same,
suspended by q true lovers knot,
were the initials X. and z. made of
pure white flowers.
The ushers were Messrs. Frank
Kennedy, Elmer Murray. Chris
Fletcher, and james Thornton.
The gentleman of honor was George
Zoll, of Kansas, and the maid Of hon.
or Miss Hattie Belle Trader.
The ushers entered the church by
the side aisles and the two on the
right were followed by the groom and
bis gentleman of honor, the two on
the left by the bride and her maid Of
honor. Reaching the altar to the
music of Mend lsobn's wedding march,
a. rendered by Profe sor Chance,
the bridal party took their places and
the ceremony which made them one,
was performed in beautiful and IN
pressive manner. At its conclusion
the newly married couple with their
attendants, and immediate family sud
friends were driven to the home Of
the brides parents where an elegant
luncheon was served from . table
decorated with cut roses, branches of
wisteria, pure white holyhocks etc.
The luncheon consisted Of meat, bread
and butter, salads, cakes, coffee, ices
. I'd fruits and the serving was grace
fully and carefully performed. The
house throughout was beautifully
decorated with flowers and in the re-
cep ion room an immense fat boquet
of nasturtiums roses and other flowers
the gift of Miss May Jaynes, won the
admiration of all present.
The bride wore handsome gown
Of oil wool French crepe cloth trim.
med with bullion NOES green velvet.
The vest and cuffs were formed of the
velvet and the hat of Milan braid
trimmed with white crepe du chem
and green velvet. She carried q bcu-
quet of tea and brides roses.
Miss Trader wore q tan plaid gown
with vest front Of white silk, hat to
match and boquet Of marchai Iiel
roses.
The presents consisted Of furniture,
silverware and other useful and beau
tiful articles and were very numerous. |
After the luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. |
Zoll left for q visit with the groom's
relatives at Warrensburg and after
July 9th, will be at home at their
own beautifully fitted up residence,
No. 1928 East Broadway. Among
the guests were Mrs. DR.. B. B. Lang |
and daughter Cecile, Misses Lillian
Murray, Katie Armstrong, all Of
Roodhouse, ILL.,, Mrs. George DichI
and daughter Georgia, Of wsco,
Texas, Misses Emma Davis Of l. ,mar,
Mis Philips Of Sweet Springs. ard
- ILL., ~ D.
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SALLIES MARRIA6E-
She Finds . Way With Her Sis,
ter's Help to Deceive Her
. Parents.

Love laughs at l0cksmiths."
Dixon.Hall. Married AT Wyan-
do,te, Kas, Sallie A. daughter ofMr,
and Mrs. j. w. Hall, to james NJ.
Dixon, June Goth, 1891.
Quite . sensation Wa created
among the many friends Of the con-
tracing parties, when Miss Dora
Hall, sister Of the fair young bride,
returned home last Saturday morning
bringing with her the news that the
defeated wedding Of q few days prev
ious was now . most happily success
full event Of the past. Miss 6allie, .
bright. vivacious little lady, had long
since given her heart, with oil its
wondrous depths of love, to one Of
Spring6elTs most worthy sons, not,
however, until che had been assured
Of possessing his in return. Impatient
of delay. the lovers thought to "steal
q march" on those from whom consent
was due, and then after the law had
sealed their happiness, come back to
loving hearts and be forgiven. Pa
ternal watchfulness, however, marred
the beauty OF the pretty little drama,
and Mr. Dixon LETT, - far as the
public was concerned, for parts I'M
known and Miss Hall was taken to
her home fully convinced, however,
tbst ''love finds a way"
Saturday morning Miss Sallie. &C.
companied by her sister, Miss Dora,
left Springfield on the western bound
train. At Wyaudotte, Kan they
were met by the impatient groom
elect, and only q few minutes suf6ced
to show how soon earth's happiness
may be made complete.
Mr.. and james Dixon left at once
for st. Joseph, No., where they spent
several days, returning to Springfield
via Kansas City last Thursday. They
are now at home with the parents Of
the groom on Cherry street,-Spring-
field Herald.
Miss Sallie formerly lived here and
it 10 to be hoped that she will have no
cause to regret marrying in haste.
She i probably II years Of age.
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Turned WITH POWDER.

Two little boys named Frank Flem-
ming and Claude Balsley while play.
ing with . quantity Of powder yester-
day set it on fire and were very badly
burned. Their burns were dressed BY
DR.. l. T. Bronson and they were
resting essy to day.
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$500 REWARD.

for any trace Of Antipyrins, Morphine,
CholoFal or any other injurious compound
in Knuses Headache Capsules. For sale
By Aug. Fleischoann, corner Fourth and
Ohio, Aerts 4 Hale, 2l0 Ohio, O. w,
Smith, DIG East Third.
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A MERITED APPOINTMENT.
DR.. j. w, Trader, one of the most
conservative and thoroughly expert.
enced surgeons in the west has been
appointed general surgeon of the St.
Louis division of the Missouri Pacific
railway, with headquarters at Soda
lia.
DR.. Traders name is q household
word in Sedalia and in Missouri, as q
skilled physician and surgeon, and
his elevation to this position is merited
by real worth.
The BAzoo and the entire popu-
lace will rejoice with the doctor in his
GOOD fortune.
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Backlen's AraIca S,slvo.

The Best S,lve in the world for Cuts,
BFuises, Sorr<, U:csrs. SILT Rhem, Fever
Sores, T-iur, ChsPp j Hand, Chilblains,
Corns, aud all skin Erup.ions, and posi-.
Wy cures Piles. or no ray required, Il
.egu.s.sised to give perfect satisfactioa,
. money refunded. Pr &C % cents per box.
FUR SALE by MERrz 4 Hale
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PErTIsCOUNTY'S PRISONERS
Every Mothers Son Of Them Is
n Innocent rs q Child I'm
b0rn-A Tale of Two
Houses.

The visitor arriving in Sedalia, the
hustling metropolis Of central Mis-
souri,, and by the very nature, o
eternal fitness of things, the place for
its capital city, lie particular to notice
the countys superb public buildings.
Its magnificent white stone temple
Of justice for beauty and convenience,
10 without q peer in q commonwealth
which for progress and vim-pushiDg
business stands unrivled in the bright
galaxy of forty-four states.
There is another building, which is
. valuable acquisition to Pettis
county's public property, but which
does not receive very much consider
ation by the casusal visitor, that 10
the public jail.
At the court house the law 10 dealt
out. In the Jail are those to whom it is
dealt. Or more expressive, perhaps,
in one they make the music, in the
other they do the dancing. The
buildings 90 close together,
but between what q chasm
Of immeasurab'e depth! The
one used by men who try to protect
humanity, the other the ones who try
to pail it down into the slums of sin |!
There are seventeen men, women
and boys now in jail. The crimes are
- homogeneous as the persons, and
truly 60 to show how humanity when
tempted by want or evil desire will
turn demon.
Here are their names and the crime
with which each one is charged !:
Tom Williams, murder.
Jim Dunn, forgery.
Joe Hewitt, rape.
Eugene Davis, vagrancy.
Thomas White, same charge.
Chas. 1son, burglary and larceny.
Geo. Harmon, grand larceny.
Little Bob Syrich, car jumping.
Geo. Hutchison. disturbing the
peace.
John Harris, same charge.
Fannie Brown, petit larceny.
Horace Samples, same charge.
Eva Wright, house of i'll repute.
Rachel Armstrong, same charge.
Samuel Fleming. false pretense.
Ed. Martin, forgery.
Two of these prisoners were added
to the register Of the Hotel de Smith
yesterday. They will remain in this
njsce until naxt Novouohor whon tbov
will be taken out and escorted to the
next house where they will be judged,
according to the part they have acted
in the drama of life.
The man of the BAzoo took long
look at the big iron Doors heard some
Of the prisoners whistling "Annie
Rooney" imbibed some of the rich
fragrance that was exhaled from the
choice flowers that Mrs. Smith has
grown 60 successfully, and was of in
. 'jiAy.'
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PETTg COUNTY.

FEIIB COUNIIs
August T. Fleischmann, Ssdslis.
w. E. Bard, Sedalia.
Merits 4 hale, Sedslia.
O. N. Smith, 6edalis.
r T. Miller, 8 dalis.
Dreskell Bros, Beaman.
Andler q Co., Dunksburg.
Andrew 6taod, Dumpvill.
w. Ed. Crawford, Galley.
c. W. Bsrick, Georgetown.
J. 6. Resm 4 Son, Green Ridge.
C. W. Leabo. Green Ridge.
H. A. Longan, Houstonis.
Penquits 4 6noddy, I.amonte.
Overstrest Durg Co., 6mithtoa.
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WHAT CURED YOU?

Mr.. B. p. McAllister, Of Harrisburg,
Ky., writes: "Having been Q terrible
sufferer from catarrh, and being now
sound and well, the question eften put
to me is, "What cured you." In answer to
this often put question I feel it my duty
to state that Swift's Specific Is. 8. 81 is
the medicine. am such true believer
in theef,cacy Of Swift's Specific ts. g. S.
that I can honestly and conscientiously
recommend it to any one suffering from
catarrh. Have recommended 1t to
many, and am happy to say that those
whom I have induced to use it can bear
me out in this statements Ialso believe
that It win cure any case Of catarrh if
taken according to directions."
neek - Dlsed I'D Shin Dissases Free.
tine SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Aiiaasa. c.
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OR A PRINCE AT A BACCARAT Ia.
BILE.

BILE.
DETROIT Free Press.
A Detroit lawyer who 10 rather
reckless in his manner of speech was
looking the other night at q very
splendid sunset. He called to bis
wife to come and look at it. She ex.
cused herself on the ground that she
was playing . game otwbist.
"Whist! Cards! In presence Of
such sunset :" said the lawyer "why
it's as great . sacrilege "a having pork
and beans at the communion.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria
WHEN she bad Children. she gave them cassoria
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- New Plant Low Rates
'0 Nominal commission In.
terest yearlsl You 6x
III time Of payment.
0S Loans made BY 4, 8, s, Z,
or 10 yeaa. Pay WHEN
you pleass and stop interest.
NJ ever offered in Central Missouri.
'eiore borrowing. F. HOUSTON,
4 Ssdslis, No.
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Missouri Cheap Lands.

aleElsss,s WINE OF cARpu, ior female d.,
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- OlAck.oaAUeHT sea cures Constipation.
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MeElree's Wine Of cardul

and THeDFoRo's BLACK. DRAUGHT ars
for sale by the following merchants in
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MERITED APPOINTMENT.

- slAck-pRAUeHT TEA cures Conssipasio
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lasElaeCs VINE Of cAa0Ul for weak Nerves
Arizona republican., 1891-11-06

IT DOES NOT lie in the mouth of an Englishman to charge the United States with makinga a bold stand against Chile, simply because the latter is weak. England has not had war since the Crimea with nation anything like it's equal in strength. Yet it has had war of some sort nearly always on it's hands. England fights barbarous and savage people and is civil to nation of it's own strength. It is constantly adding to it's territory by subiugating some little country inhabited by savages or barbar- ians. If it had dispute with Chile 1t would make a dreadful blustef and q great show of force.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-06

SAN FRANCISCO proposes to make a strenuous effort to capture one of the great national conventions next year, the leading men of both the Republican and Democratic parties having pooled issues, as it were, to capture one or the other of the great meetings. Tine Pa cific coast will hope that the metropolis may be successful. It would be big point in our favor, buf there is little probability that the middle states will consent to it. But California will bring pretty strong pressure to bear to secure representation Tn the next cabinet.