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Brown says you are about buying a Type
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CITY ITEMS.
Have You &llQg

Have You $1.10y
II win buy 80 Hat of us
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IL Corner 18th and ID.
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l WANT You

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Rib roast. 1oc.; sirloin, I4c.
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sugar-cured hams, 10 and lie.
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1&th STREET PROPERTY RAPIDLY ApvAScrSo.
TIE PLACE TO 1SvxsT.-One Of the most de-
sirable investments offered the public for some
time 10 the sale of l525 Iith street, between p
and Q streets, at $50 Pm tomorrow-S75< BY
los 10 an alley-and improved by a three-story
brick residence Messrs- Latimer Sloan are
the aucroneera-AdcG
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~HE GREAT SALE AT TIE BUILDERS Ex-
CHANGE WILL COMMENCE ToNoKRow-This ex-
traoreirary private collection Of oil paintings,
e:chiEss, cngravings, Turkish carpets and rugs.
household effects, &C., which has been on vie y
at the builders exchange for the last two DAYS.
has been largely attended and doubtless there
will be a large attendance at the sale, which
Will begin tomorrow at l1:30 o'clock, ty Lati-
mer q sloan The sale is absolute and every
article will be sold regardless Of vaiue.-AGui
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IMPORTANT ASSouxcENESr.-The superb
fngs. the sale Of which is now in progress at
the auction rooms of Iatimer 4 Sloan, 10 well
attended and fairly good prices obtained The
ale will be continued tomorrow and Friday,
vhsn the ontirs consignment viii be closed
on2-Iocl
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

/ ~ " = '--t OF coLuMBiA. ~, Di'A i''0
u. r, The 9th day OF January. 1872
Henry hsni No ct Bios dos Afs selis'0n' ct
Fields ther socitor It IS orered ths te
dents. he United security Lite Insurance and trust
their to he entered herein
on or before the first day forty days after
The object Of suit to administer the estate of
part of lot 15S in Beas addition to GEORGETOWN sub
SUMMONS duly issued e the SAID respo nden;s was
By the Court: A. b. HAGNER.
Associate Justice.
By NJ A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk jatisw-3w
N The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
=, The 9th day OF January. 1882
~ ~ No - 8 500 Docket S. 'e''e'0n ct Al
On motion of the complalnants. by Thomas NJ Fields
United Security Life insurance and Trust Company Of
Pennsylvania and Constantine II. Williamson. trus-
tee their appearance to be herein on OF
before the st rule day occurring forty days after tins
day this cause will be proceeded with In
The object q this suit is to administer the
u Gres subdivision of 100. to pay the debts
OF said deceased
returned mot to be found" on December I, 1891.
BY NJ A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk. ja0-1aw:,w
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
j. Henry Hentz. sr, ct al VS.. Alice x; Seligson ei
al. Equity l3. JU1. Docket 3d.
1t appearing to court that summonses were issued
in this cause to the respondents. Hugh Nelson,
trustee. and Rose B. lexis. and that the same were
duly returned mot be found" December l. 1881
ana that said respondents have Dether appeared moi
answered therein:
II is by the court this 9th day Of January. A. d.
1892 upon motion of Thomas M Fields solicitor fol
compainants ordered the said RESPONDENTS cause
their to be entered herein before
next rule day. occurring forty days after this date
otherwise this cause VIII be proceeded with case
of default.
The object of this suit is to administer the estate OF
Herman A. Sec deceased and to sell lots l2 and
l26 in Browns subdivision in Mount Pleasant to pay
the debts of said deceased.
By the court: A. B. HAGNER
true copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
jat-law:Sw By NJ A CLANCY Asst Clark
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A LIVELY DEBATE OVER THE PROPOSITION TO
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ADDRESSES AT LAST EVENINGS sEssIoS-So
MORNING SESSION TO-DAY.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-02
THE DEACON ELIMINATES.
He Gives His Views and Selects
q Few Bristles From the
Animal kingdO m
The Ground Hog as an Almanac
Maker and His PrOgnOsti-
cations Which!

PIsGAH, COOPER Co., Mo-, Jan. 80.
Some people 60 by the goose bone.
Some people 60 by old man Hicks.
Some people just roll up their trous.
ers to the knee and slosh ri .ht
through.
But as for me give me democratic
majority in Indiana, liberty, apprin;-
ment as postm ister of Sedaiis under
the next president and the ground
hog.
These few desultory remarks are
made after long talk with Deacon
Jones on the possibilities of e!ecting
Cleveland and what the ground hog
will say when he sees his shadow.
Ground hog day comes just as often
as does The Fourth of July or General
Jackson's day bu; the fire crackers
and pomp and firing salutes dom,
materialze on February 2, 1892 OF
any other year.
The ground hog is republican.
The Fourth of July and s h of Janu-
airy are democrats as also is Dick
Dalton and Champ Clark.
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A GREAT SUCCESS.

There are many remarkable sue.
cesses on the road this season, but
none exceed the popularity enjoyed
by the latest New York success, ''She
Couldn't Marry Three" Press and
public accord it an ovation wherever
presented. The scenic effects are
superb, the story an intense and inter.
esting one, unlike the many unreason
able and unnatural plays with which
the public are surfeited. 1t is full Of
hearty laughter, bright and catchy
music, the most sensational climaxes.
The company is one of the strongest
on the road, the scenery the most
magnificent ever built, and as the cur.
tain rises on each act, prolonged ap
phase attest the public appreciation Of
each beautiful stage picture. The
gaeat scenic artists, Messrs Daniel
Crimmins and Herbert Speck feel
justly proud Of their work on thi:
production
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private enterprise; who are ready
with brain and purse to forward any
project that is calculated to build up
the city and enhance its importance.
A city might as we'll prepare for its
funeral as to become Indifferent t. the
industries in its midst. Men who
come to Sedalia to make it their
future home, who can't see far enough
before them to see that money placed
judiciously in a public enterprise will
bear many fold i'll the appreciation of
their property, are to be pitied. They
belong to class who are every ready
to take ali they can OF some else's
building and enterprise. but are not
willing to do anything themselves. 1t
is the city with the most enterprising
people that shows the most rapid
growth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-02
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARFIRE
Friday Nights Blaze-Where the
Flames o iginated The
Losers.

But for the splendid generalship
displayed Friday night BY the fire
department. Sedalia might to-day be
mourning a loss quevives as that
which St. Louis suffered not many
weeks sgo. As it was the fiery fiend
was conquered after he had feasted on
SO, coo worth of property.
The alarm was sounded about 1880
o'clock from the Buck buili-
ing on Ohio street between
Third and Fourth.
AT first the fire was supposed to
have originated ON the second floor of
the Sentinel printing office of Mr..
Ed. Crawford. but further investiga-
ton leads to the belief that it started
in the southeast corner of the third
floor occupied by the Odd Fellows.
The hall was occupied Friday night
by the A. o. U. w., till $50 O'Clock
and two hours la,er the alarm was
given.
the amount of loss suffered either
by fife or water is about MS follows:
Ed Crawford, Sentinel printing
Office, 81 500; Odd Fellows Lodge,
$4,000; w. Hahn, grocer, -, 500 /;
Hoffman Bros, hardware, 1900 ;
D. A. Buck, owner of building, s1,-
500.
Each loss is fully covered by in
surance.
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A GREAT SPRING,

Versailles, No., Jan. 3O.-The ex.
cltement over the mineral spring q,
Versailles, Mo-, continues to grow; il
is now proven beyond a doubt, that
the water will positively cure stomach
troubles, skin diseases like eczma, etc.,
and all kinds of sores, in fact it,
claimed, that 80 far it has not failed
in single case the water is also Q
great remedy for catarrh and other
mucous membrane troubles. DR.. o. A.
Williams says its the greatest mineral
water in the world. Physicians sre
now prescribing it, people are hauling
it for miles, and the Versailles Medi.
cal Springs Co., are shipping the
water to st. Louis, Kansas City, Gin.
cinnati, Boston, Washington, Los
Angeles, Duluth, Minneapolis, &c.
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SIMEON DINMIDDIE.

In view of the extraordinary
amount of weather and democratic
majorities we have been blessed with
of late, l shall keep my eye open fol
q glimpse of the ground hog.
Every dog has his day. Why should
not the ground hog have a day?
He has, and he generally makes his
appearance in this reighborhood
about this time of the year, unless the
recent cold snap turned him around
and headed him to the place where
church members will 90, who put
nickles which are adorned with holes,
in the contribution box.
! came here early this year to watch
the ground hog. Everything is get.
ting SO uncertain nowadays that l
thought the varmint might crawl out
before time and take q pair of snow
shoes and 60 toward the equator where
democratic msjorities predominant.
A long and jolly life has convinced
me that nothing was male in vain,
though some things d mt have more
than one hard days work in a life
time.
The ground hog is one of these
things.
The ground hog is manufacturer
of almanacs He attends strictly to
business usually, but this being cam
paign year and knowing what an
Ornery cuss of a republican he is,
thought he would bear watching.
He don't recommend paten, medi
cine. He deals exclusively in weather.
If l can help it he shall play no
favorites for alderman in the Fourth
ward or for a candidate for the legis.
lature from this county in the place
Of the bucolic Hays.
This neurological bug don't care a
cuss for liniment or liver pads. and
is fhe only edition Of the signs Of the
zodiac that hasn't got letters Of admin
istration from poisoned peoples
heirs.
Inns n0g WORKS pnrely from instinct
like . candidate for governor of Mis-
souri,.
This does not refer to Dick Dalton
the statesman from Rails.
The ground hog never misses hi
mark on the weather. His prophec,
is just as true as the seventh son of /
sewing machine agent born with q
gray yarn sock over its face.
Oh, ground hog, in YOUR hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy and hard to please,
Say, can't you 60 and Rnaw . file
And leave the weather to herself awhile
The frst page Of q ground bog aim
like an almanac, and wears q goot
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| 'SA"" % SssouuASu Out Piuu uohChi
with all the signs Of the zodiac shame
fully apparent, and utterly unfi, for
female seminary or a member of the
ministers alliance to ascertain when
the moon rises.
Truth is naked-devoid of wearin
apparel-and that is the very reason
decent people never have anything to
do with her. She is demoralizsd-
played out and has become as great
a chestnut as the talk about bawds on
the west end Of Main street, Sedalia,
No., U. S. A.
l respectfully call the attention of
Mayor f. W. Stevens for the sup.
preston of obscene literature to the
man in the zodiac, and insist that he
shall have a suit of clothes and his
bowels sewed up-or buried.
This is no "dream."
But to the ground hog.
The first page of him begins alb ut
this time of the year, in the middle of
the day. He wakes up from his
winter nap, washes his face, lights his
Cob pipe, asks if the Farmers alliance
has got through voting in Kaneas,
aud is ready for business in his line.
He then crawls out of his hole with
his scientific instrument and takes
observations just like other scientific
men. If the hind legs OF Sirius en- Ter
the convexity of the milky way and
upset the political mush Of repub.
lican candidate for congress in dis
tr;ct yet to be born, to rob Missouri
of her solid democratic delegation in
congress, at an angle of ~ degrees, al
precisely II m, then we will have an
open spring as early as the topper:
morning eye-opener, and as open a:
ii. Martin Williams mouth when the
greenbackers were at their zenith.
But if his lordship &. Hog, comes
out End iusns about on iis hind leg
and discovers that Venus enters int
conjunction with Mars and them Other
fellows, and Jupiter sues for divorce
depend upon it, you will have late
spring, no eggs. and horseradi.h vii
be horseradish.
The ground hog don't make any
fuss about his almanac and won't have
anybody for subscribers except us
deacons and grandmothers and MEM
bers of Salvation Army. He knocks
the socks out of probabilities" and
it don't cost the government a cent,
aud that reduces the taxes, which j:
the very proper caper for the democ
racy.
The ground hog generally tells the
truth, but this year. it is rumored
that he has the Ia grippe. and if there
is anything will stagger the truth, it
is this undemocratic disease, and he
may prophesy the June rise early in
May and return to his hole and take,
with renewed vigor, a fresh hold on
his claws for another six weeks.
But We would rather believe him
than those old ROSTERS who look fol
rings around the moon, and then rub
their shining pates and say: "About
SO years ago down in Tebo, We had
jes SIGH q winter"
Thine for the people now on earth.
SIMEON DINwIDDIE,
Deacon.
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The Kansas CITY Humane soci

The Kansas City Humane society
MAKES the following report for last
year: Arrests and convic 'ious-For
cruelty to animals, 10; for cruelty 10
wives. IL; for cruelty of stepparents,
3; for desertion of family. Z; for rape
on girls under IA years of age, 4 for
leading girls to immortality, 6; for
various lewd acts, 3; for betrayal of
young girls. Z: for strangliug child, 1,
for incest, 1.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Which Embraces Both City and
COunty-Democratie, and
Likewise Republican.

"A primary system of making
nominations appears to be the most
popular.
Come out Tuesday night and hear
Col. Dick Dalton on democratic
Organization"
| Norm Mcdonald will contest
among the republicans for the nomina-
ton for Sheriff.
NO "boodle" business can be
charged to the account of the present
city administration.
-Jno. Scally evinces a disposition
to hold his own among the army of
aspirants for nomination as Sheriff.
President Frank Meyer of the
Commercial club. pointedly refuses to
be considered in the mayoralty race.
The republicans have not yet been
able TO discover a man who Is willing
to sacrifice himself on the m .yoral,y
altar.
Hon. Mont. Carnes is a fighter
from way back, and will contest the
democratic nomination for Sheriff in
gallant manner.
The Sedalia democratic club il a
growing organization, and will do
great work In the coming city aud
county campaigns.
The contest for nomination as
sheriff will be exciting as regards both
tickets. Tuere promises to be at least
a dozen in the field.
Charlie Carroll, the popular
alderman of the Second ward, is the
recipient of large petition to consent
to q denomination.
John r Green, the recently
elected clerk Of the supreme court
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to his home in Richmond. Mo,
Judge Rauck has made a most
faithful, diligent and careful city
clerk. Whatever he does is per-
formed in most satisfactory manner.
-Jno. Hyatt has made a most
faithful street commissioner, and il
chosen would make good city mar
shal-and the understanding is that
he is after it.
Don't forget that Col. Dick Dial.
ion. q gubernatorial aspirant will
speak in the criminal court room next
Tuesday evening. His subject will
be democratic Organization"
-Pettis county should largely IL
crease its democratic vote this year,
and as consequence be entitled to q
larger representation in the various
district and state conventions.
Under the ratio ofrepresentation
to the delegate convention, as adopted
by BY the state committee, and which
will be held in Jefferson City, May
II, Pettis county will be entitled to
IL delegates
"A gentleman remarked yesterday:
81 can hear of no serious opposition
to the denomination of Mayor Stevens,
and l don't believe that any other
name will be presented before the
convention. He has fairly earned q
denomination"
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SUNDAYS SALAD,

There are not many men who
think their wives have any sense in
money matters. -Atchison Globe.
The morning is q time when most
young men for get their rising ambi-
ton. -Binghamton Republican.
-Rudyard Kipling was married
yesterday. Perhaps lwe'll get that
other story now.-Minneapolis Trib-
une.
How it would facilitate war talk
if the Government would give its
vessels pronouncsable nanes!-
jamestown News.
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READ THEM BOTH.

Read those two items from the Jef.
ferson City Tribune, of the same dats:
Sedalia is striving to secure . can-
ming factory. As nearly al the little
towns in the state have canning fac
tories, such an enterprise is not beyond
Sedalia's reach.
Everything will be lively in Jefferson
City next month and the electric light
question should be urged to . eonclu.
sion without delay.
Comment is unnecessary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-02

NILES NERVE AND LIVER PILL
Act on new principIe-regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure billiousuess, bad taste,
torpid liiver. piles. constipation. Uu-
equaled for men, women, children. small.
est, mildst, sures,! 50 doses, Is cents.
Samples tree, ut 4. r. Fleischman'e.
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The Kiplipgs Coming to Amerse

LONDON, Jan. 30-M-. and Mrs. Rud.
yard Kipling and Mr. Kipling's mothe
and sister will visit the United States
early in the spring The party will re.
start on tour Of the world, during which
they will visit Robert Louis Stevenson in
Samoa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-02
FOUR YEAR, FOR FERGUSON.

A dispatch from Karsas CITY of
yesterday says that John L. Ferguson,
the dishonest clerk of the National
Bank of Kansas City, who embezzled
nearly 500, 900 of the banks money,
pleaded guilty to the two indictments
in the criminal court
He was sentenced by Judge White
to four years in the penitentiary,
two years on each count of the indict.
ments,
A few days ago Ferguson was ar.
raigned and pleaded not guilty. To
day his attorney, John l.. Peake,
appeared and caanged the plea.
In addressing the court, the attor-
ney asked for mercy for the young
man and Judge White gave the lowest
sentence recognized by law.
Ferguson was until two months age
q popular society man with a host Of
friends.
His pace became rspid and needing
more money than his salary Of 81 zoo
q year, he began systematic ally t.
altar the banks books and to ge,
money b. means of . fictitious &C
count in the name of woman said t.
be bus amt, for whom he averred he
was agent.
The bank officials discovered thu
fraud one day when Ferguson was i'll
and not able to care for the book,
himself He was confronted With the
facts and confessed. A warrant va,
sworn out, he waived examination
and was indicted on two counts cbarg
ing the procuring of property worth
s2O,OOO BY false pretenses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-02
SCHOOL BOARD.

A meeting Of the Sedalia school
board was held on Friday evening.
Among other proceedings Miss
Lucy Hill was elected pupil teacher,
the matter Of assignment being left to
the superintendent.
The resignation of Miss Linnie
Ksiser was handed in and accepted.
Resolution of respect to the mem.
DRY Of Misses Sue Joplin and Emma
Terrill were offered and passed.