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The morning call., 1892-07-13
Jndpa Rnharts Daad-

SACRAMENTO, july 12.-Judge Edmund
w. Roberts. the Registrar OF the United
States Land Office here. died this evening
after brief illness. The deceased's fo r
mer home was in Nevada County, where he
was an old resident and highly respec ted.
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A steel Bridge for Mana.

NAPA, July 12-The work of tearing
down the old bridge across the Napa River
at Third street. the principal entrance on
the way TO towu, Uesan to-day. 1t will be
replaced by steel bridge 10 cost S25. COO.
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Short in his Aocnnnfs

DETROIT. July u - sensation was
caused at the meeting Of the Council this
evening when the Controllers report was
read showing that ex-Treasurer lutte was
short in MS accounts. Tuite's defalcation
is placed at S2I, $50.
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MIB1TIAMAN HURT.
He Did Not Understand the Action OF
Natural Gas.

HOMESTEAD, July Nv ID. Bolton, a
private of Company G, Fifteenth Regiment,
one OF the detail to put the mill pumps to
work to supply the camps with water, was
working above the furnace In the pump
house when gush of burning natural gas
flew in his face, seorehing and burning him
seriously, if not dangerously. He was car
ried to camp and made as comfortable as
possible.
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CRUSTS Ind SCALES
Hair and Eyebrows Fell OFF. Doctor
aud Many Rene dies No Bemetft.
Entirely Cured ard Hair
Restored by Cutieura.

My wife has been troubled for years with dry
cfuss and scales en- her head aud eyehrOWS After
seeming 10 lie dormant for years in her system ig
broke out over year ago fu all Its fu-y Her hair
clma ont In big naIches her LrnnS fa nfE LII
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IT'S TITLE DEFECTIVE.
The Bog Site Not Yet Accepted by the Post
Office nanartmant

WASHINGTON. July 12.-The title to the
property selected as a site for postoffice
at San Francisco has been found imperfect
In certain minor details, and will require
amending before the formal acceptance of
tie site by the Government.
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FRAslER WAS AN AMERICAN

The State Department Will Look Into His
Assassination.
WASHINGTON. July 12.-The State De-
partment having received information from
RisdOn & Co. of San Francisco among others
to the effect that Frasier, the Californian
who was murdered in Mexico recently
while engaged in mining business. was an
American citizen, will Mt once open up ne
gotiations with Mexico and demand the
punishment of the assassin.
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sNowDEN sNUBBED THEM.
He Declined to Have = Public Reception
Tend.red Him.

Tender Him.
HOMESTEAD, July 12-As soon as Gen.
eral Snowden established his headquarters
he was waited upon by committee repre-
senting the Amalgamated Association and
citizens. The spokesman said for them that
they welcomed the troops. and offered the
cooperation of the citizens in preserving
order.
General Snewden said: 81 thank you for
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THE INQUEST.

All Witnesses Say That the Millmen Fired
First.
PITTsBURG. July 12.-Coroner Mcdowell
commenced the inquest this afternoon upon
the eight men killed at Homestead Cap
tain A. Il. Rogers detailed the trip up the
river and the battle that followed. The
The morning call., 1892-07-13
Cuticura Resoivent

The new Blood and skin Purifier, internally. aud
CUrIcuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CUrTCURA
SOAR, exquisite SKIN Beautiher. externally, tn
stantiy relieve and speedily every dis and
humor OF the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss OF
hair from infancy TO age, from pimpieS 10 Scrofula
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, soc; S0Ar
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illustrations and testimonials Mailed free.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF PLrTIs.
In the probate court foe the county OF
PetIis. Nav term. 1892, John r. Clopton
administrator of I>a.c X. Neale, de-
ceased. Order of pa bic iioo
John K Clop' on, administrator of Isaac
K. Neale, deceased. presents to the court
his petition, praying {, r an order for the
sale Of so much Ct the real estate of eaid
deceased As will pay and satisfy the re-
maiping debts due BY said estate, and vet
unpaid for want Of sufficient assets, accom-
panied by the accounts, lists, and invento-
ries required by Law in such case, on ex-
sminaIion whereof is ordered, that al.
persons interested in the estate Of said de-
C a'ed be Motif d that application - afore-
SAID has been maxi, aud that upless the
contrary be shown on or before the first
day of the rext term of this court, to be
held on the second Monday of August
next an order will he made for the sale Of
the whole, or so much Of the real estate OF
said dece ased ss will be sufficient for the
payment OF sid debts and it is further
ordered, III 4 this notice be published in
some newspaper in Pettis COUNTY. this
state. for four " eks bef- re the next term
Of this court.
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70, ICE NOTES.

la the absence of Judge Rauck
Judge Levens presided Over the police
court yesterday morning.
Gilbert Rick.tt, int ,xica,ion, SIS.
Wesley Perry, Wiili,m Jackson,
ard Willie Brown, three colored boys,
were charged with gambling in the
negro poo! room on West Main street.
Thy all plead guilty and were fined
s25 each With a st-y Of execution for
$50. Young Perry's father appeared
in court and stated thst he had tried
10 keep MS son away from the pool
room but wi,h,ut avail.
Ike Palmer, colored, was charged
with the SANE offence and paid like
fine.
Florence jackson. M'ndv Owens,
Maggie Bit; and Will Siebe were ar
raigned for lewd conduct. Their trial
was set fer next Wednesday.
George Walker. intoxication, So,
with stay to leave town in twenty
minutes.
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BAZOO GOSSIP.

"a great many infants have been
dying In neighboring cities during the
last four weeks OF cholera infantum,
cholera morbus and Kindred hot
weather diseases. a we'll known ply
stefan said yesterday: Fortunately.
sedalia has been comparatively free
from these diseases 81 far. What the
chile rem need at this season lie plenty
of fresh sir. They should not be put
to bed in hot room as soon as the
sun goes down, but should be per-
mitted to play in the shade for while
and then allowed to thoroughly cool
themselves before going to bed"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is Der. By given, that letters OF
administration Oh the estate of William
L. Ws,tlake d, ceased, were granted 10 the
undersigned Oh the 2ad day Of July, 1892,
by the probate court Of PetIis county,
Missouri.
AL persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them for al
iowance to the administrator, within one
year af,e- The date Of said letters, or they
msy be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; aud if such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date Of
this publication, they shall be forever
barred. This ID dsy of July. 1892.
NANCY E. WEsrLAKE,
Administrative.
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Garfield Re publican Club of
Sedalia, Prepares for
July 18th.

At meeting held Friday night the
Garfield club appointed the following
committees for the open ming of the re-
publican state campaign in Sedalia on
July %:
On Arrangements-Hon. Henry
Lamm. G. w. Burr, Christ Hive,
Cyrl Newkirk and James Ramsey.
On Finance H. Moses, w. l..
Porter, z F. B,iley. G. Z. Deckman,
H. e. Demuih and W. j. Holman.
On Reception Hon. j. H. Both
well, Charles Conrad, Adam Fisher.
John ID. Crawford, T.. E. Ilgintritz
and j. n. Hsvis.
On Newspapers-Theodore Fisher
j. l.. Thornton and Charles Boz.
On Railroads j G. Thompson, p.
Fl. Sangr-e, H II. Clark, w. h.
Lyons, A. p. MIrey ami X bert
Richards.
On ProcessioDs-S. P. Weller. A.
W. VIII zsnburg, John NJ. Glenn,
James O'Brien aud A. w. Mckenzie.
On ID. corations Alfred Huniek-,
Charles Newell. Albert Tessuer, F.
II. Eastey. Will H. Ramsey and
James Z. Lyle.
These several committees will hold
conference next Tuesday night.
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Deserving Praise.

We desire TO ssy TO our citizens, that for
years we have heen selling DIR. Kings Ne~
Discovery for Consumption, DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Sslve and
Electric B;tiers, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
MOI hesitate 10 guarantee them every time,
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
their Use. Those remedies have won their
great popularity puielv on their merits.
Mertz & Hale, Druggists.
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BEAUTY AND MERRlMENT.
The Home of DR.. A. V. Small
the Scene of a Brilliant So
ciety Event - Prizes
Awarded to Cake
Walkers.

The home of DIR. A. V. Small, cor
ner Sixteenth and Kentucky streets
was tine scene of much mirth and en-
| joyment last night, oceasioned by d
lawn fete and cake walk given by
Miss May Small. The lawn wa;
beautifully decorated with numerous
! chinese lanterns and headlights, which
Illuminated the grounds As bri ght as
, Gay.
As early as 7:30 o'clock the
answers 10 the invitations began to
STRIVE and in a short time the throng
numbered 80 guests. Many of the
ladies were attired in full evening
dress and their beauty was quite
captivating. The interior of the
house was exquisitely decorated with
flowers, when ices and coffee we're
served. The cake walk, the
event of the evening, was
INDUCED in by all, for the most grace
full and artistic lady and gentleman
walker.
The gentleman judges We're: John
Cantwell, Henry Lamm. F. Z. Hof:
man, DR.. A. V. Small, Col. j. d.
Crawford, Dave Temple. Aug. Fleisch-
mann, J. r. Barrett, Capt. Demuih,
j. Nj. Ofieid and e. G. Wells.
The judges for the gentlemen were
Mrs. Henry Lamm, Mrs F. +. Hofi-
man. Mrs. Louis Hoffman. Mrs. j.
D. Crawford, Mrs. August Fleishmsn
Mrs. Harry Demuth, Mrs. G. Z.
Wells, Mrs. E. ]. Small, Miss Kate
Koux, MIS- A. V. Small, Mrs. Tenn
pie, Mrs. c. E. MesserIy, and Mrs.
Louis Beck.
Inc first prize for the most grace
full lady walker, a cake, was awarded
to Miss Phe HeighIsymsn. The Sec
ond, hand-painted bon bon box. for
the most artistic walker, was awarded
to Miss May Hawkins.
The LADIES' who acted as judges
awarded a chocolate cake to MIR.
George Menefee, as the most
graceful gentleman walker. as first
prize.
The second prize was awarded to
Mr.. Ernest Lamy as the most artistic
gentleman walkers silver paper
holder. The walk for second place
was tie between Mr.. Lamy and
Charles Ittel, and after much consid-
GRAFTON it was finally settled and
awarded to Mr.. Lamy.
Music was furnished by the colOred
who rendered regular cake
walk music.
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-Messrs. Dick Olmsted and
Tom Pen ice, who have the con-
tract Of grading Third street has been
pu-hing the work rapidly, using a
good force of men and teams and TAX
ing advantage of every seasonsble
hour for work. He is also pushing
the Pat McEnroe street work aud will
have it completed this week. He
doesn', propose to delay matters 60 far
as his part of the contract is cOnceraed.
-Sedaiia generally marches at the
head OF the procession AMI last night
was no exception to the rule, for she
began the celebration Of the national
holiday, which, in reality. does not
come until Monday, by literal dis
pl,y f pyrotechLics along Ohio
street. The small boy WINS also nu-
merously abroad and made the air
suiphurous ami rafting with lire
crackers. The demonstration wss in
the nature of a fiery welcome To the
Fourth.
Rev. G. w. Miller, ID d. of
Kansas City. addressed fair audience
at the First NJ. f Church, corner of
Fourth rnd Usage streets, last Fri.
day night, upon the subject of ''Pldck"
The doctor, who is an able speaker,
discou sed in a most eloquent manner.
his remarks to the young
He began with the word
"plnck" its definition and severed it
in such way that its pieces were
in all parts of his audi
ence 80 the hungry youth after advice
might par AXE thereof, not once in
his talk did he advise his hearers to
have nothing to do with it. 1t was
essencial In the every day lite. Some |
often miscons,rue the meaning, often !
let it conflict with ''cheek" while the |
words are in no wise synonymous.
The reverend gentleman made good
impression on his hearers and no doubt |
furued some mind from the wrong to
right channel which in the end leads |
10 unbounded success.
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More to Follow.
An Entirely New List Of Bargains Each Week-NO
Chestnuts-All New Fresh Goods.
READ ABOUT EN-.

To morning place sale entirely line of
weight Dress Fabrics prices that viii both astoush and please
A new line Of &c Figured Lawns for SIC yard.
A line of &c Figured Lawns for DC yard
line of 1Oc Figured Oh lies for Tic yard
Iue of 12lc Figured Nuts for 1Oc yard.
line II Hawthorne Mu black ground with designs
in high colors to be placed ON sale 12lc yard.
line of sl wool Filling Cnsies SIC yard and up~ards
line Of Figured Silks jc and upwards worth 25
than prices quoted
In Addition.
COUNTERPANES, q yards long % inches we regular price
special price &c.
TOWELLINGS your choice e 12ic line of all owelngs,
including bached and half beacaed PLAN and pi choice Of
10c IL yard
NAPKINS ell nen 1c Napkn IS inches square, just think of
only 1Oc piece.
TOWELS all linen towels ght fast red fancy border others sell
a l7lc special price. 1915.
LAP ROBES, all linen fancy lap robes. former OO 7c
HANDKtRCHIEFS Ladies, aud Oc Handkerchief
DC piece.
Hosiery, Ladies Fancy Hose fist black hose 1O Regular
hose, 2Sc
All and much this
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ASsIGNEE's NOTICE.

To am creditors Of Hiram ]. Kelley:
You are hereby notified that on Thurs
d.v. August 4,h, 1892, and the two sue
csediue days, the undenigned anignee win
pnbIiclv adjust and allow demands ssainst
he estate Of Hiram J. Kelley, at the Law
Office Of H. c. Sinpett, rooms 2 and 8, No.
2Ol Ohio street, in the city Of Ssdal:s, Pet.
tis county, No. JOHN X. CLoPIoN,
July !, 1892. Assignee.
1-5-d3t ~
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Frank B. Meyer & Bro,
Grand Central,
3O4 and 3g6 Ohio Street
3O4 and 3GG Ohio Street.

route to st. Louis. He Is a talented
young man and has done some ex.
ceedingly clever newspaper work.
Prof. j. l.. Holloway. Of Fort
Smith, Ark, formerly of the Sedalia
public schools. will read all interesting
paper before the National Education.
al association, at Saratoga, N. Y,
July IL.
Mr.. Gus NJ. Rudy is proud of a
sweet and pretty S-pound baby gil
that came yesterday to make his home
Der headquarters. He lives some six
miles east Of the city. Mother and
child are doing well.
The house hold of j. NJ. Cook,
on east ot 1lth Street was thrown into
a state OF i.y and bliss upon the ar
rival of tn pound baby boy. Jim
is happy SIS lsrk and vows that some
day the kid will be president.
Last night some mlscreant stole
into Felix McGaw'., near the Water.
works, and pulled up all bis cabbage,
corn, beans, potatoes and other vege-
tsbles and also MIXED his COW. Mr..
McGaw has has no idea who the van
da.s are.
Up to the present day the docket
at the police court show that 1879 arrests
have been made since the 1lrh day of
las. April, lapse of nearly three
months. From the above number of
arrests, s10S2.6S has bsen collected,
as fines.
The Sedalia Brewing company
where the best beer on earth is manu-
iacturei-will have book beer ON
hand for the glorious Fourth. This
enterprising company is always in the
'front.' and deserves the liberal patron
sgs it receives.
AT its recent commencement ex-
ercises VIM. Jewell College conferred
the degree Of ID. ID. on Rev. Alexsn-
der Mschette, pastor of the East Sc
data Baptist church. The honor
could not have been more worthily
bestowed. DR.. Machette is one Of the
most scholarly men in Missouri.
Miss Eva Westernberger, while
setting IN front of her residence on
North Os,ge. WAS severely shocked
during last nights thunder storm.
The young lady remained uncon-
sci,ns for some time. but by the sid
of a physician, was soon restored,
A number of the members of the
Sedalia Rifles, under the command Of
Sergt. Moss, packed up a tent and
other utensils and repaired to the
banks Of Flat creek to camp out for q
few days. Regular army rules will be |
observed and the usual "alls well"
can possibly be heard.
William Agee. and wife, who !
fourteen years ago emigrated to the
state of Arkansas, from Dresden, Mo.
on a visit to their former
home, yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Agee will remain in Dresden for q
few weeks and then return to their
home in Hood, Arkansas.
M. o. Greer and wife to Harry
Sneed all of block %. in town Of
81, 6OO-WilliAm Gossage
and wife to Mary E. Harrington, lot
IS in western division Of Dresden,
$500 IS. E. and W. !. Hockaday to
he Porter Real Estate Co., lot 2,
block 10, Hale 4 Gentry's addition,
900. |
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SEDALIA BRIEFS.

The county court will contii; tie
in the regular session, Tuesday morn
ing.
The dram shop keepers are re.
newing their semi-annual license in
the sum of $500.
Officer Eakles bsd the missortrne
last Friday night to lose twenty dol.
lar gold piece out of his poke; in
East Sedalia.
Mrs. Mooney, vie OF Officer John
Mooney, was awarded the silver mug,
in the drawing, at Sayman's concert,
Friday night.
Name; E. Westlake, of Dresden,
was qualified yesterday as admins IA.
trix of the estate of W. G. Vest k,
deceased.
H. NJ. Aughe, of the firm Of
Aughe Bros. shipped a car load OF
horses Yesterday from Kansas City to
B Jston, via Chicago.
Hon. S. w. Pope, a prominen'
lawyer in the holland case, was in the
city yesterday, on his return from
G inton, to the state capital.
-Aleck Meredith and family, for
mer residents of Sedalia. passed
through the city yesterday, en- route
t. Pilot Grove to visit relatives.
DIR. Ssyman wishes to return
thanks to Officers Scally and Murphr,
who lent him valuable assistance in
the charity concert Friday night.
The Missouri Pacific and NJ , X.
Il I. shops will suspend operations "n
Monday, the Fourth of July, in order
that The employees may celebrate.
Mrs. Angus Mckenzie and her
two pretty children left yesterday
afternoon for Odessa, Lafayette county
to spend u few weeks with relatives
j. S. Briggs was found guilty Of
abandoning his little child, and was
fined $50 by Justice Fisher yesteri.y.
b gss will serve a Term in the county
al.
.-v. Father Graham, who was
for several years pastor OF ST. Vim
cents church in this city, and who :
now a resident of st. Joe, was in town
yesterday.
john Henry Summers was run
over by surrey on Ohio street Fri
DAY evening and considerably bruised.
The vehicle was occupied by three
little girls.
Mrs. I. NJ. Saymln, wife of DR..
Sayman of soap fame. arrived in the
city yesterday. She is very pleasant
and attractive and this is her first
visit to Sc ialia.
Rev. DR.. Machette will preach in
Boonville to-day. Rev. I. NJ. S.
Kenny, of that city, will preach at
he East Sedalia Baptist church this
morning and evening.
Judge Xenophon Ryland. of Lex.
ngton, passed though Sedalia yester-
Lay morning, en- Route to California,
No.. where he will preach in the Pres
,yterlan church to-day.
ID. B. Goodell and family have
zone to Nevada where they will re.
ide in the future. Mr.. Goodell, IL
conductor on the NJ. K. & T and
shile in this city made many friends.
Harry L. McPherson, Of Boon.
lille, was in Se1alis last night, On
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William Cameron. the well.known
engineer on the western division Of
the Missouri Pacific. is rejoicing over
the arrival Of . ten-pound baby girl
at bis home, No. 1101 Est Fifth
street, on Friday night. Mother and
child are doing we'll, and the BAzoo
JONES the happy trio in their good
fortune.
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PERSONAL.

Dave Ramsey is in McAllister Springs
to-day.
DR.. Bear went to Lexington Yesterday
evening.
Miss Media King returned to Kansas
City yesterday.
-Tbos, c. Berry went to Houstonia yes
terday evening.
Rev. G W. Hyde, Of Lexington, was
in town yesterday.
John C. Clancy came down from
Dresden yesterday.
Col. Benton Rees, OF Dresden, was in
the city yest. rda...
DIR. O. B. Csldweli, will spend the
Fourth in Moberly.
-Georga Hoffman will 20 to McAles-
ter Spring this evening.
Roxy Roach and Harry Swesringen
came down frcm Warrensburg yesterday.
Clay & Heyren shipped a very fine
monument yesterday to Smithtop for Geo.
Knoch.
Mrs. John Banks and children left
yesterday evening for Housronia to visit
friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Hecht, who had been Wis
ting in Kansas City, returned to Sedalia
yesterday.
r. H. Waddle, of the car accountant
Office of the NJ. K. q T, is in the city
from Parsons.
-Omer Thornton and Orla Gatlin left
yesterday for Kansas City, where they will
spend the Fourth.
w. II. Conn. an old.time resident of
Jefferson City, now of Upton, No., was in
the city yesterday.
Professors Robbins and Neal, of the
c. B. C., left for Jacksonville yesterday
after loon tOspend Sunday.
Ed. T ORear passed through the city
this evening from the stste capital to Sa-
line county, 10 C. lebrate the Fourth.
F E Hoffman, and wifi, Miss Helen
Gallie and Prof J. NJ. Chance will lesve
for McAles'er SprIpgs, this evening.
Waller Brown, formerly of this CITY
passed through Seisiia last night enrcLte
from Kansas City to Jefferson City.
-Bayliss Steele and Deck Barnett ar
rived from Kansas City last night and will
celebrate the Fourth IN the Queen City. |
Rev. Albert Jump, of the Montgomery
Street Methodist church, left yesterday
afternoon for Knoboosier. His pulpit will
be filled by Rev. Jones of that place.
Will Reynolds left yesterday for Spring
field. where he goes to attend the annual
meeting of the League of American |
Wheelmen.
Louis Nicely, q former Sedalia boy, |
but who is at present connected with the
general AUDITORS Office of the Texas and |
Pacific Railway, arrived in The city this |
mOri ing from Dallas, 1exss. and will
spend the Fourth with friends.
Mrs. Leila Kidd, Miss Sue Kernodle.
Miss Sallie Gentry, Miss Marguerite
Walker, MSS Lettie Brown, Miss Josephine
Brown, Miss Sadie Smith and Mss Eva
Thomas, delegatee to the Y. T. 5. G. r.,
New York, will leave Monday night. The |;
ladies will visit Boston, Albany and IN my /
other places before their return.
AT the City Hotel: &c. Ricketts,, Los
Angeles, Ca; S Chambers and ]. Dutro,
Chicago; q. NJ. Boyles, A. Lewis, John w.
Smith and J. etters, Kansas City; Leo
Crowl, Laredo. Texa; Charles Moore, Far,
mer Cry, n Y; Z. W. and g. j. Godfrey
Olean; W. S. Pope, JEFFERSON City; q. ".
Wachter, cheyenne, wyo.i p. E. shirley,
W. j. Patton and G. Shirley, Boonvilie
George Ou-ley Syracuse.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ETH.

l., J. W Walker, clerk Of the probate
court, held in and for said c0uoty. hereby
certify that the foregoing 10 a true copy Of
the original order Of publication therein
referred t., as the same spPesrs OF record
n my office.
Witness. my hand, and seal of said
court. Done at Office in Sedalia in
seal. laid county, this Is h day of June,
1892. w. WALKER,
Clerk.
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Farmer A. W. Smith. who was
nominated for governor on the fifth
ballot by the republican state con.
vention attended the Farm
er's national convention in Sedalis
last spring and was elected president
of that important body. Mr.. Smith
is most pleasant gentleman and pc.
eesses eminent ability.