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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-28
Children Cry for
Pitchers Ca8toria.
FOoLING INNOCENT WIVES.

FOOLING INNOCENT WIVES.
The post, flee lounger says that two
we'll known citizens were standing
together in the corridor of the pos Of
nee. One happened to notice that a
postal card held in the fingers of the
other was directed to the holder.
"Why, how does this come? was
asked. "do you write letters to your
self"
SIN this case, yes" Was the answer.
That's funny"
"Well, not SO very. Sce the other
side. He held it up aud the other
read:
Brother c.: There will be q
meeting Of the /. q. o. F. S B. No. No.
275, at the hall on the evening Of June 90,
to transact special bu-iness. Members who
are not present will he fined SIS.
]. B t, Secretary
"Yes, but l don't exactly catch
on" protested the Innocent.
On, yon dou't! Well. l got the
cards printed myself. The society is
a myth. Wlen l want to 60 out for
an evening, direct one of these pos
tails to my house. When / reach
home my wife hands it to me with a
sigh. l offer to stay at home and
stsnd the fine of SIS, but she won't
have it that way. That's all, my
friend, except that the scheme is
worked by a hundred others, and our
poor, deluded wives haven't tumb,ed
to the racket yet"
It's too bad to give this away, but
it's too good to keep.-Wai,sburg
(Wssh.) Times.
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MISSOURI FAIRS.

The county fairs of this state, the
dates and places where they will be
held in 1891, are: In July: Marion
county, Hannibal, % to 25; Pike, at
Louisiana, q to 81; and Saline. at
Marshall, 81 to "a. In August they
are: Anderson, at Mexico. 2 to 8;
Caldwell, at Hamilton, IS to %;
johnson, at Holden, % to %; Mercer,
at Princeton, % to %; Lafayette, at
Higginsville, 25 to 70: Macon, at Ma
con, 25 to %; Monroe, at Monroe
City, IL to Is, also at Par s, Is to %
Platte, at Platte City, 25 to 20: Ran
dolph, at Moberly, IL to Is, sl,e. at
jacksonville, IS to 20; Ray, at Law
son, 10 to 81, and Shelly, at Shelbi-
ma. Is to 81. In september they are:
Adair; at Kirksvill, Z to II; Atchlson,
at Rockport, Is to IS; Barton, at
Lamar, l to 4; Carroll, at Carroll
ton, 8 to IL; Clinton. at Cameron, 8
to II; Dade, at Lockwood, Is to Is;
Davies, at Jamesport, l to 4 1; Frank.
lin, at Washington, 8 10 5; Gasconade.
at Hermann, 4 to 5; Gentry, at Al
bany, to 4; Greene, ct Springfield,
8 to 10; Grundy. at Trenton, 8 to IL;
Harrison, at Ridgeway, 8 to IL;
Henry, at Clinton, 2 to s.; LiviDgs-
ton, at Avalon, 1 to 4 and at Chilli.
cothe, %: Marion, at Palmyra, %
to October 8; Polk, at Bolivar, 10 to
20; Saline, at Marshall, "a to 26;
Schuyler, at Lancaster, IA to 10 st.
Charles, at st. Charles, Is to Is, and
Sullivan, at Milan. to 5. In Octo-
Der there are: Interstate, at Kansas
City, 3 to 10; tri-county, at Sarcoxie,
6 to 8, and southeast district at Cape
Girardeau, IL to II.
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THE GREATEST STRIKE.

Among the great strikes that OF Dr..
Miles is discovering his New Heart Cure
hss proven itself TO be one Of the most i'm.
portant. The demand for ii has become
astonishing. Already the treatment of
heart disease ia being revoluiionized, and
many unexpected cures effected !, soon
relieves short breath. aut,erins., pains in
side, arm, shoulder, weak and hungry
spells, oppression, swelling Of ankles.
smothern and heart dropsy. DIR. Miles
book on heart and nervous diseases free.
The uuequaled New Heart Cure is sold
and guaranteed BY A. T. Fleischman, also
his Restorative Nervine for headache, 6ts,
sprees, hot flashes, nervous chills, opium
hibit, etc.
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BQcklen's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhem, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappsd Hand, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required, II
sguarantsed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per kox.
FOR SALE BY MERTz 4 Hale
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Piles Piles Itching Piles.

6ympsoms-Moisture intense itching
sod stinging most at night; vorss By
scratching. II allowed to continue humoIS
form, which often bleed and ulcssats, b
coming very sore. 6wsyns's Ointmsat
stops the itching and bleeding, heals the
liberation and in most cases removes The
h7mers. At druggists or BY mail, for 50
ents. Or. 6wayne d Son, Philadelphia.
-20d.6m
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THE COUNTRY'S POST OFFICES.
Washington, D. c., July ga
statement prepared at the Post Office
department shews that the number Of
post offices in the country June 80,
1891, was 64,31l, as follows: First
class, ll6; second class. $50; third
class. 2276; fourth class, ~. 449
This is an increase of 1000 offices
during the year.
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jay Gould very discreetly got
out Of harms way BY putting Harms
in the lookup.
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al think it q capital idea to have
an inspector Of buildings," remarked
. city official.
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HARVEST WHISkEY.
Farmers don't fail to buy your liquor.
for the harvest time in the old reliable
LIQUOR STORE,
115 West Main Street,
where you can get liquors at any price.
for the money!" thas'e tie mettet4f
7-2lwtf FRANK eUnER.
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.AeEls..,. WINE oE cAaoy. iOr female diseases
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THRESHING MACHINE.

p OlAck.0RAUcNT tee cure Constipation
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THE COUNTRY's POST OFFICES

.y'sE
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Women
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Last Tuesday R. j. Reese, the
mail contractor, came into the BAzoo
Office and inserted the following no:
tico.
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Ott was Intoxicated the first day al
the trial, and afterwards expressed
himself as entertaining the b lief that
Mr.. holland was guilty.
In all, thirteen affidavits were sub
mitted tending to prove the bias Of
the jury. A number of despositions
we're also submitted tending in the
same direction. The state will spend
the week taking testimony in rebuttal.
Judge Burgess will convene court at
2 o'clock p. m. on the 9th inst,
when all the affidavits and dispositions
will be taken under consideration.
STABBED FATALLY.
Price Clark and Ward Colder, of
Ridge Prairie, engaged in fight last
night, during which Clark stabbed
Colder four times with Q knife, once
under the heart. Colder is not ex-
pected to live.
FOUND A BURNED CHILD.
Thieves broke into Mitchell Bros.
store, in Kearney, and stole 500
worth Of goods Sunday, and . party
hunting the thieves found the remains
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MISSOURI INCIDENTS.
TOO BAD, IF TRUE.

From q letter from Hon. W. E.
Coleman TO friend in this city, i,
appears that be has lost his all-the
saving Of q life time, Of labor and
economy, in the failure of the bsnk
in Nevada, in which be was concerned.
1t 10 cad news to his hosts Of old
friends here, who sympa,hize with
him to the utmost. 1t is said that thu
bank was already in . precarious
condition when he was induced tt
invest his snug little fortune in it. =
Marshall Progress.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
Concentrates.

The Parnell mining claim. ad-
jolaing the Lincoln-Lutky, At San
Pedro, l. 90 sell tomorrow.
The 81. Louis money with which
10 run tho Cerrlllos Coal a Iron
Company, dOsn't seem TO have
materialized.
One OF our dozen or more coal
dealers shipped l75 car loads ofeoal
last month. He was not the largest
shipper. either.
The Colorado Fuel Co., IL be-
comIug an important factor In our
coal Industry, and may become .of
much greater Importance.
The mining outlook all around IL
getting better. or course little dis
appointments will come. but they
will only serve to clear the way
for larger successes.
Mai. Curtis and party have found
some desirable properties In the
Cerrillos Mining district. which
they will likely make immediate
arrangements to work.
II. ID. Benton, who ls working
on the Hattie mine at Dolores, was
In town today. He IL drifting be-
low the former working, and re-
ports the ore looking fine.
s. T.. Conger Is In town this
week, res ting quietly pending the
settlement OF the San. Lazarus
mine muddle. He says II the mat
ter is not settled very soon he will
work the mine. out OF which he
can now take gold to the amount
OF 5000 every ten days, with the
one Huntington mill.
There IL no field which offers
more room for Improvement than
the manufacture Of mining ina.
chinery, and II Is safe to say that
no class of invention is receiving
more attention or being improved
more rapidly. With the present
rate of progress II will not be many
years until 1t will be impossible for
the most minute particles OF the
precious metals to hide in any ol
the formations. no difference how
massive or refractory.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

lee white and two others
Escape from the Pcn.---
commissioners Act.

Lee White. our local hold-up.
along with convicts Gould, Petro-
limo Rivera aud Francisco Padills.
escaped from the penitentiary at
Santa Re, Monday afternoon. The
prisoners had whitfield out wooden
pistols. covered them with tin foil
from their tobacco. and choosing -
time when there was teams In the
prison yard., charged the team
siers with their imitation guns, ran
them of. cut the harness from four
OF Reser's horses and mounting,
rode for the gates, tiourishing the
ominous wooden guns at the sur
pri-ed and no doubt terrified guards
Il the entrance. Lee White and
the two Mexican convlcts made
good their escape. One of the
guards, finally remembering that
he had n shot gun In his handa.
fred at Gould and a spent shot
striking him on the elbow, both he
and his wooden gun were captured.
Since the escape sesrchers have
found the three horses be-
longing to Mr.. Reser, that were
taken by the escaped convicts. One
was found near Cerrillos. All were
loose and wandering around, and
all showed hard usage. They had
evidently been ridden as long as
they could 20. and then abandoned.
The board OF penitentiary direc-
tors was in session ut the time OF
the escape, concluding their session
the following day. In the mean
time Warden Chavez becoming
dlsgusted with the way things was
running and the hard luck that
has appeared to follow his superin-
tendency. rendered his resignation
to take effect December End. The
same was received aud accepted by
the board. In further reference to
the escape. assistant superintend-
ent Bergman was authorized to
employ new set of guards, Col.
Chavez concurring therein.
Every man In any way connect
ed with the escape Of White and
his companions. were ordered dis
charged from the service. Frank
Rankin, VIM. Cole, w. l.. Evans.
Joe Blonger and Barney Speers.
experienced men, were ordered put
on In the place OF those dismissed.
The appointment Of a new SUPER
lntendent was postponed until the
Goth.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Daniel Taylor was In from DOIO.
re- camp Sunday.
Thos. p. Gable was q visitor from
Santa Fe yesterday.
Mes.rs. Graves A stOddard were
In from Dolores Wednesday.
Geo. Green and w. d. Upton
started for San PEDRO section on a
hunt, yesterday.
Mrs. +. b. Ames and baby, and
Mrs. jackson. started this morning
TO visit friends at Glorieta.
Mrs. Coleman IL making her can
vass for funds to put a new roof on
the Catholic church, this week.
Charley Lyons who was assistant
door keeper Of the last New Mexic
comosillama, Is on a trip to Colo
RADIO.
G. r. Wilson, late OF San Pedro,
came In the first OF the week to
borrow a dollar Of the editor. Don't
faint-he got II.
NJ. KatEenberg. representing
Lowenthal q Meyers, Albuquer-
que's big wholesale liquor and ci-
gar firm, visited Cerrillos and San
Pedro this week.
Mrs. c. w. Uptegrove returned
from her trip to California, Satur-
day of last week, after having
spent a very pleasant two weeks,
visiting in San Diego.
/ Mr.. Huhn came In yesterday
from the Cash Entry camp. He
will leave this month most proba-
bly, for California, but will come
back occasionally In the interest OF
his property.
Mr.. Il. T. Webber, OF Denver,
casually remarked to the editor of
this paper yesterday: "There Is no
reason why you should not have
5000 miners at work around Cerril-
los. The resources are abundant
10 employ that number OF men,"
The rustler., 1891-11-06

The wagon track along the coal
siding, since the slack and dirt has
been taken away down to the rail-
road track level, Is very soft and
should be given good foundation
of broken rock or coarse gravel.
In places it Is almost Impossible
for teams to pull load through.
A good graveling or macsdsmiEing
would make it good for all time
and the railroad company could
well afford TO keep this siding in
good repair.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
san Pedro RustIings.

San Pedro public school is doing
nicely.
w. G. Rogers IL now manufac-
turing coke for San Pedro.
Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed
hats at G. z. d Co.'S.
j. NJ. Evans has returned from
Santa Fe, improved in health.
--latest styles In all kinds of La
dies Dress Goods, just arrived ut
G. u. a. Co.'s.
X. w. Wootten, OF Cerrillos, Is
now an engineer at the Copper
Company's works.
The copper company has a large
amount OF matte on hand for ship
ment. The steady running of the
smelters has been prevented for
lack Of coke.
Joe Coleman is driving the stage
few days this week for VIM
Atchlson. On account of sickness
he laid off from the smelter last
week aud made trip to Glorieta.
The people Of San Pedro will
have good cause TO rejoice when a
railroad il built to our camp. We
all want to hear the whistle. 1t
will mean lively times for this
)urg.
Call on G. z. a Co. They have
now a completestock OF Dry Goods,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. They also take measures
for Mills & Averills, st, Louis, and
f. Kaufman, Chicago.
r. Y. Anderson returned from
Denver Monday, bringing lot OF
the necessary" TO scatter among
the employees of the Lincoln
Lucky. The mine will soon again
be a producer and heavy shipper.
Teaming between San Pedro and
the railroad Is fairly brisk, the
merchandise arriving. matte haul
ing over and coke hauling. employ
ing a good number of teams
When the Lincoln Lucky begin:
shipping ore it will seem like
boom times again.
, The Cafion del Aqua case pend
) ing In the supreme court at Wash.
! iDgton. has been postponed by
: agreement, to be taken up wher
the parties are ready. The ulti
mate outlook for the case Is not 81
3 favorable as could be hoped. but a
the grant Is not patented tn
government may win.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
Handle Il Carefully.

The refunding of the Santa Fo
southern bonds, for which rail-
road was to have been built
through the county, but for which
only 2S miles of road was built
from Esplnola to Santa Fe-start-
ing at "nowhere" and ending at
the 'jumplng off place" is matter
that our county board should han
die carefully. If the road has been
built according to agreement, nc
ccpt It's work and pay. lfit hasn't,
go slow, and compel Its builders to
comply with their contract. Some
one is very anxious that these
bonds shall be rounded and the
present talk and action about OK.
tending the road, may be only
part OF the play to get them re-
innded. Our people want the road
extended and the field for its ex-
tension, considering the great tor
ritory between Santa Fc, Lincoln
and Eddy, is the best that has ever
remained open to any road, but
they have the right, fer self pro-
tcctlon to ask and expect some
guarantee that the extension will
be made, and 70 mans word nor
no company's word is guarantee.
A promise, the carrying out of
which involves the expenditure of
several hundred thousand dollars,
goes for nothing. 1t is true, per-
haps, that these bonds, already is-
sued, are part of the county's in
debtedness, but it surely seems
that their delivery on tho plain
non-iulfillment OF u contract, is u
piece of rascality that should yet
be remedied If there Is possible
show. What we ask is that the
people be gwen the best show pos.
sible, for they have taken the
worst OF 1t long enough.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
TOWN Hoard.

The board of town trustees held
its regular meeting Wednesday
night, transacting little except
routine business. The water fran
chise asked by Mr.. North was res
fused. 1t may be reconsidered at
some future. meeting. 1t was
arr angsd by the board to meet
hereafter at the old postofilce build
ing. A. M. Anderson was ap-
pointed TO all the city clerk vacan-
cy. Adjourned to next regular
meeting.
The rustler., 1891-11-06
Dolores MIL Leased.

We learn from n reliable source
that the Fisk mill at Dolores has
been leased for the unexpired term
under which 1t was operated by
Mr.. Everett, and that Meessrs.
Graves d Stoddard will at once put
1t in operation, fully equipped with
the latest improved machinery, in
cluded In which Is the Narod pull
verizer, which recently arrived
from New York. We also learn
that other important mining deals
are pending on properties near Do
lores.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Messrs. Ames 4 Gould, our pop
ular ane enterprising produce deal.
era, have become agents for G. A.
Marsh & Co.'S. high grade patent
-four, OF Turon Kansas-so well
aud favorably known here. They
have also just received a large ship
ment Of new corn meal and Graham
-four. They receive almost every
day, carloads OF Hay, grain, pota-
toes, -four or lumber for Cerrillos
and San Pedro trade.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

With the Santa Fe Southern ex-
tended to Waite Oaks. and the
Roswell and Eddy country-and
better yet, giving Us Texas connec-
tlons with the Deep Water harbors
along the gulf Cerrillos would be-
come one OF the most important
towns OF tho South west.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Grace Eden, the Georgia Won
DER" who has travelled over this
country for n long time as the wife
OF DR.. Gillispie, the painless dem
list, and who has just found out
she wasn't married to him, has
either been most unfortunate or has
worked her wonder" on Col. AL
bright, of the Albuquerque Demo-
crat, Col. Frost, OF the New Mexi-
can and few other newspaper
men who delight in being hypnot-
lied. Her story to the Democrat
Is one OF abuse from the painless
fiend whom she has been supports
ing by the most snide exhibitions
ever saught 10 be inflicted upon a
credulous public. II her story Is
true, the poor girl Is entitled to
sympathy, and whether true or
not, 1t would probably be credit
to any community to give the DIR.
a touch of healthy discipline. The
fact remains that the whole thing
may be acting. Instead Of going
far away from him as she declared
to be her intention when leaving
Albuquerque last week, she went
TO Santa Fe and back to Albu-
querque, followed by the Doctor
still insisting however that she had
done with him.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

During the tin.horn battle last
Saturday night In which no one
appears 10 have been hurt, though
eight or ten shots were fred at
close range, one ball passed through
W. z. Gould's window. In a very
dangerous locality for the family
had they not have retired for the
night.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

The advertisement Of the Colo
RADIO Iron Works can be seen on
the opposite page. This is one
of the largest machine manufactur.
ing concerns In the west, and we
take great pleasure in recommend
ing these works 10 those intending
the purchase OF mining machinery.
The rustler., 1891-11-06


North and Rogers have the ders
rick up ready for boring for water,
but are greatly disappointed at the
action OF the board In not granting
the franchise asked. As TO the real
merits Of the case, this paper is not
posted sufficiently to discuss them
at any length. That any parties
who 60 10 the trouble and expense
of procuring machinery and boring
for artician water or gas, merit the
encouragement, protection and ap-
plause of our people and little mu-
nicipality, Is beyon d question. OF
course mistakes have been made In
towns granting exclusive and long
time franchise for water or trans
portation privileges, and the town
In this way might be made to suf-
fer for years, so due prudence on
the part OF the board cannot be too
highly commended. This however
should not end the matter. The
questions Of procuring water and
natural gas are oil the greatest Inn
portance TO Cerrillos, and every
reasonable encouragement and pro-
lection should be given to the man
or men with enterprise enough &c
undertake and carry out such ar
experiment. The matter should bt
thoroughly considered by both side'
and satisfactory agreements entered
into-satisfactory and safe to al
concerned.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Sefarino Rivera and Margarits
Padia, of Bonanza, were united In
marriage at Santa Fe, Wednesday.
A grand baile followed at Bonanza,
Wednesday evening.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Pittsburgh, Kansas has built up
from village with far less preten-
sions than Cerrillos, In few years
to manufacturing town of 10000
people. Smelters did It..
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Wedding bells rang out joyfully
Tuesday night. The little god had
blushed crimson as he fired his last
shaft, then tainted dead away. The
occasion was the marriage of Mr..
Edward Baker and Mrs. Patience
Nesbitt. Rev. Jennings adjusted
the cord and with deft fingers, tied
the silken knot. There were no
wedding guests save a few special
friends. After the ceremony the
bride and groom retired home, but
were soon visited by a host OF our
young folks who were received and
socially entertained, the visitors
uniting In extending congratula-
tions To the happy couple.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

There Il considerable stir among
local mine operators In efforts 10
put In new machinery and set
their works on a better footing.
This Is = progressive move and one
which. had II been sprung 9
year ago, would now double our
coal output.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Thos. p. Gable is no longer In
my employ as manager of my un-
dertaking business, and Is not au-
thorlzsd to receive any money or
give any receipts for money on ac-
count of any bill due for underiak-
Ing. A. t. GRIGG.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. 2S, 1891.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

vEsPER LODGE. No. Is, X Of p.
Meets Tuesday evening Of each
week, at 1880.
z. NJ. CRUTcHFIELD, @. G.
ID. ]. JONES, X. OF Il. =.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Reser Bros. have rented the old
RUsTLER Office, of the Hurt estate,
and will open out in the feed, flour
and produce business.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

The extension OF the narrow
gauge Is the only salvation for San
ia Fe. Let her people see that
there Is no foolishness about IL.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Stewart d Graham have leased
the Kesee mine and will Engage ac'
lively In the coal business, shipping
both hard and soft coal.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

The best line OF Clothing ever
brought to Cerrilos. can now be
found at j. III. Gerdes & Cos. Dry
Goods and Clothing house, and
every day is adding to the stock on
band,
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Be sure to call and see tile exten~
sIve stock of underwea ladies,
gents and children, just received at
J. Fl. Gerdes & Co.'S.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Joe Stinson has opened up club
rooms at the Exchange hotel. Santa
Fe, where he has commodious and
pleasant quarters.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Invitations are out for a ball at
Hurts Hall tonight. A good
time Is expected.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Mine Host Hammond, OF the
Cash Entry Hotel, Is a daily visitor
to our markets.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

We are fully prepared with the
best of everything in the dry goods
line for fall and winter wear.
j. Ii, GERDEs 81 Co.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Men with money TO take hold OF
and develop our resources, Is what
we need.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

Santa Fe is TO have a home talent
dramatic entertainment. They talk
come of coming to Cerrillos.
The rustler., 1891-11-06

These gun men should De looked
after. This shooting up the town
should be a thing of the past.