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oas<i.ls w. Give 10 1880. fsr Their
A<rssas

oaS~i.ls w. Give 10 R<.ss. ssr Their
A<fss.&
r. has always been farlt Of republic-
n nanagers holding high Office that
whatever their speech may b. they do
not zes upon the theory that the public
sfirer : public servast Asthe chief
executive u the republsc Sir. Harrison
zcrrp>< the rrsirnzfion Of the distin-
EUisned gentleman whom he had sp-
pointed secretary Of state. The cor
rx<ponGercr between them was Of the
Drirfe<t Neither entered npon the
1iirht~<t - plsnaticn 81 The true reason
Of his action Mr. I:lsine ~ course ha<
: right % resign and Mr. Harrison had
perfect right % accept that resigns-
tim Eut When these r~ntiem<n are
approached with > request that they
explain 20 the people. Whose servants
sh~y arr Why the juggling With the
Public service has been entered upon.
zach absolutely declines % say : word
o. exrIans ton The answer Of both
was Substantially .'Let the correspond
en--- -p~sk for it>elf That CORES
p--st<n<v was % scant that practically
IL aid no Egr~ on one hand than that
. re<iznation i rendered and on the
csh<r tina. ; resignation Is accepted.
The arti0n in ezcs case was the action
a : pnblic officer % the United states.
and the people surely are entitled 10
fall explanatr,n ~ the c=nse IN each
ca~>- Unfortunately. how ever. IL j. mt
rrpubliean practice % take the prcpie
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TIE c1nrent.n1 that az>embled az
N.nn~ap-,'i~ &C Is,~~.l.y j. Substantial
u ss< renth ~ pr,ler >inc- rne f011-..ing
u tnr -<pubilran party. although the
correurE,n thu, nominated Lincoln and
johnson ~ Eair.uorr IL I-fl w1> not
called sePnbliran cpnv~ntion- and in
The political campaign thai followed
sh< ticket w1< supported - the Union
<arfunal ticket thus winning thou
>anls ~ votes from the war democrats
that would Mt have been cast for
purely republican ticket
u = curious % trace the history q
repub.ican convcntioos from the hr~t
that assemhled in Philadelphia- June
H. isE. when Fremont and Dayton
we're nominatrd down to the present
time. and e0ns-1>t she men that com
r.~<d tn party then and now. The
original rrpuhliean party was no: an
abolition party. and studioasly ex
plairei that i hat no intention 70
ti-rnrb slavery n the states It, only
obi~vr was % prevent the introduction
u slavery lnro the new territories Il
mas formed trpm the free-<oil demo
crats who had supported Van Brren in
lS<> and John r Hale in ls51. with &C
cr-si0n@ from the ansi-slavery wings
who had followed the lead II Seward
Ard 5rr~lry-
Among the former were CHASE. Hale.
Julian William g. Bryant. James X.
Dcolittle- LYMAN Trumbull. HANNIBAL
Hnmiin- Gideon velIes and the Blair
-
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DR.. Rudolf Iofhzr. Il Vienna has
formed : society for the 9th centenary
~ the inveEtion Of playing CARDS which
occurred in l19s. A rich programme
Of sfae festivities i already in prrpar~
ton. containing discussions and lectures
on the origin and development ~ cards
and card playing. and : 9ca-liy number
~ matches in the various kinIS %
rnmc~. II i MT known whether Amer
;ran poker |. represented - tHs ~ e
matches
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.el'-.'''c-- s'''','. :. - k'sen -
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49, I. $3.50 '"~s
an''r' inc reP.p'esns e'n"a
- - 80 Z, 80
- - 80 49, - $500 .s.
~ ~
'''. - ,>
~ 1'~- s'.nr r1s''e 1"ss st~e~
- 80 n,.r ~ 1-,ane 'n1r ~
Mn A"n hs@u s'"'eho" n1s no. ..rl.
-.sn''o-<a y" .A's eonhreeon- lao
iv. s4st - aneno' - 'ne vino 1ra -
nh. nave oren oine'en- Kansas
sfo'' '-1' .1-" - -
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-u'Ns-.N D.l ,n''- = ~ - 1e"'.-
- HI lo~ "ncn ~ - ao1s ~
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1nn ~ ~. N',n '''r ,If,'ue,'. m''o ,sre-
80 - ~ ''i'n- = '-e--s nsp-'''e-
Inc repuphc1n party mas pene-
n'ed tne country ~ tne Mckinney oiil.
says repnp1iean orator AZ that -
true t1e monpp"'-st manufacturers
WHO nave oeen roDoing Inc people
~ ongn me hisn tar1n VIII put no
lore money INTO 'nS rePuo.iean eofruP-
Ion 'una men .n@ country osne-
n.su tne l'o.''i'"''rS arc nurI l~ouis-
Vile eoeF'sr-'vnFnaA
IL WIS once the habit o. senator
Sherman 70 attribute the prosperity OF
the country 70 sort o. combination
between DIVINE froridence and the re-
publican party Even the Ono imam
eier saw reason 70 drop the phrase
when II became narrative o. an ALL
znce between the ereasor and sncn
PATRIOTS - Lniiey- quay and wanna
maker chicago Times
The strongest probabilities Of this
years campaign = the control OF the
senate by the democrats IN the Fifty
third congress II ! only necessary to
win four senatorial seats in order 70 ac-
ccmplish this and q these one in New
York and one in Wisconsin are prac-
ticaIly secured now while the chances
rather favor the democrats in Nom
tana- California and Michigan any
thing like sweeping victory in the
fall elections would insure democratic
contrp. o. the senate - well - the
house Chicago Times
--Wisconsin IS not the only old re-
Publican state in the west that the re-
publicans will have 10 work hard to
carry this year. Neither Illinois nor
Iowa may 60 democratic. but there Is
no such assurance Of republican success
in either IS there has been five months
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Superintendent Holmes. 81 the Hw
name society. got the following letter
BY mail:
..Thare's case fer the human sas-
siesy a. my naber's mouse. NY nabur's
wife sets hnr hens two and three times
She taxes the chickens ont a thay -
Matched and puts nther eygs 1nder.
The hen kepe on setting and then after
setting six Or nine weaks they don't git
emmy chickens fer there pxneA 4 think
ID. an outrage % trcte lens 20 meme
There hclth i dcmmOraiiscd In the bar
gin. III yvu kali on me ! will tell 20
pxrtcs<elerA ST. Lyais Chrouicla
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she answered simply. AMI the -'r4ne-r
could MT mar ,ha; tsn~f b. aus nord
of warning.
lie gave her his adircs. =, .ae ri %
~ The Nebra>lsz line. and told her %
srnd him wort II lie needed h-ln
With warm hand clasp he parted from
her % join the phantonl~ in her memory
81 folks that had bin kind 10 her. God
bless EN- and thr train wen, rnnLr
ling ON is way
| Irs many Of the passengers had lis
tened 20 her story and were interested
and they came 10 - wish her.
One pale little lad in rh- seat in front
turned around 70 look II her now and
then and % answer her smile lie
was goiny sofAr new country Tor health
and wealth. poor lad. only - lind eter-
nal rest II tie sunny land. but his last
days frightened ~ Tie reward q Ia:
thoughtful vet 81 kindness
-'She probably bronghs these bcys
/ NJ. he thought. '-and drnied her life
for them j. She - die unrcwariri-
wonder, There cannot Be any good il
The world II that BE-
80 '''o''s.s ~ tt -''e $3.50 ~ ~
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X. u '''',.. nc ~. u VI
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/ W. & W. train coming 20 YOU
i. was only ! straw. bnt . kindly
wind nigh, blow Il ~ the r;pat On. zss-
er all.
When he was sitting snere .<,er III.
message had zone On IL Way. she
leaned over ana handed MIN ! nm
pcrmint drop from ! nacla-. n her
pocket.
lyon don't look strong. dearir.- sh<
said: --haint &c no folk. with y~s-
None On earth.
.syc r. both lone one<.- She sniied-
San how sal il ne there amt no one 10
:nsz over ye an be keerfui u the drafts.
an keep flannel allns on your ch;st: tha.
j. good for the lungs
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T. We <10ubd cultivate I'D ozrselves
The qualities which beiOn< 20 CErisr's
kin-d0ra
The kinrdrn % Chrs<s : r-crshy 81
Our izrrrs- efforts and r>o>s <rIs-d<ry-
ing izk-orx and xift<
: u hrs1Aens or scr1< and eniar-cs
cur riD~.> " take al lie u0r.d into our
sabcr< and l07c-
q We <hnEid study 10 facts znoct
III ozr rzrsnu< missso1zry societies.
bu-h hu-ne ard scrxixn
: We shruiL learn % the uc1..<r< God
= ioirx thror "a al nerhOts ard arao1s
-: pecpie>
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no shadow Of right except subserviency

no shadow Of right except subserviency
to the state committee.
After giving brief history Of the causes
that led 10 the calling Of the anti-mid.
winter convention the address continues:
Resolved, That the Democratic electors
Of each assembly district in this state be
hereby requested to choose three dele
gates and three alternates at assembly dis.
trict conventions which shall be constitute
ed By primaries. held in no case earlier
than the frs; day of May, and on not less
than five days public notice Of the time
and place Of holding the same, TO form Q
state convention to be held on the 3lst
day OF May at Syracuse for tie purpose Of
choosing seventy-two delegates 10 repre-
sent the Democratic party OF this state at
the national convention to be held at Chi.
cago on June II.
The chairman then named the provi-
sional committee, which shall be the nu.
cleus Of the new state committee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, by q deeH of trust, dated the
sth day Of May. 1885, and recorded in
Iu deed record forty-three, on pages 16I
and 1872, in the Office of the recorder OF
deeds OF Pettis county, Missouri, Andrew
S. Miller and Mary F. Mi Ter, his wife,
and Mariah Miller. conveyed to the uu.
designed trustee, the following described
real estate. situate in Pettis county, Mis-.
souri,, to.wit: The southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter, and the south twenty five (25)
acres of the northeast quarter of the north.
west quarter, all in section thirty two (32),
of township forty six (46), and range
twenty-three (23), containing in all 225
acres, which conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment OF . certain priuci-
pal promissoTy note and Interest thereon,
therein described, and which trust deed
provides further that said grantors therein
shall cause all taxes on said real estate to
be paid whenever imposed on said premi-
ses in the time quired BY Law, and in
case OF the default of the payment Of same
wien dne, the said third party in said
trust deed, or his assisus, being the holder
Of said note) at their option may pay aud
satisfy the same, and the amount so ex.
ton to the original Indebtedness and b.
secured in like manner BY this deed of
trust. And whereas, the said principal
note with the interest thereon are past
due and unpaid. and said grantors in said
deed OF trust have failed to pay the taxes
on said real estate for the years 1887,
1873, 1889, 1890 and 1891, and the holder
of said note has paid the same. Now,
therefore, in accor dance with the provis
ions of said deed of trust and at the re-
quest of the legal holder of said note, ],
the undersigned trustee, will on
THURSDAY, THE 3lsr DAY OF
MARCH, 1892,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, Of that day, at the west
front door Of the court house, in the city
Of sedalis, Pettis county, Missouri, sell
said real estate, at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, fer the purpose
OF satisfying said note, interest, tax and
costs Of executing this trust
This February 24,b, 1892.
JOHN D. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Get It from your Drug

May 1882
Doherty
No' 100 Against Defend
Nov a plaintiff,
of
ordered
which enforce
Of
( township five AS (2 and
Margaret thereof
oSedal
before
the Of
fifteen before the the said
o
from the record. Attest:
A. FowLE Clerk o the CircutC Court
(Seal1 By E. r. Mrvin, Deputy Clerk
Charles E. Yeatr, Plaintiffs
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AN ALLEGED SLANDERER KILLED.
A Government OmciaI Defends His
Daughier's Hoaor-Ths Victim !
Oh r;ed " tn II sving Circulated
Stories that the Young Lady
Had Been Clan des timely
Married to . Negro.

HAsTIS6s, Neb. Feb GA few minutes
before 9 o'clock last evening Captain A.
ID. Yocum, special United States inspector
Of customs, with headquarters in Idaho,
who is home on I visit to his family,
walked up Second street, the busiest
thoroughfare, and when in front of the
Hotel Bostwick pulled a large revolver
from his overcoat and without warning
deliberately fired four shots at Myron
Vanfeet, prominent broker and man
abou, town. Every bullet took effect
Vanfieet fled into the hotel and fell in
the Office and expired in forty minutes.
Over year ago Miss Alice Yocum, the
beautiful young daughter of the captain,
bad been annoyed by Vanfieet's attentions.
Captain Yocum was just finishing his term
as mayor of Hastings when he received
the appointment of special inspector Of the
treasury department, and al once left for
Washington 70 take up his duties. Deem
Der 4, $780, Vanfieet had published a story
that Miss Yocum and the colored coachman,
JEFF Teemcr, had skipped to Denver and
been clandestinely married. This spread
like wildfire at the time.
This reached the ears Of Teemer and no
At once sought vanfieet and attempted TO
SAooe hiui- III Nuc ArAL tuos SuoLcu
feet was terribly injured, but refused to
prosecute his assailant and Teemer was
discharged after a few days imprison-
meut. Teemer accepted a position as
porter on a chair car on the Burlington
route between Hastings and Denver.
There was a wreck on the road and and he
was shot in the back by someone unknown.
vanfleet was on the train and the shooting
which did not prove dangerous, is a mys-
terry to this day. JEFF thinks it was Van
fleet
During the absence OF Captain Yocum
out West Miss Yocum was bounded by
Vanfieet. Captain Yocum not having been
home since he entered upon his duties out
West had not been appraised Of the scam
dulous talk until his visit ten days ago and
then he learned the particulars from Tee
mcr's own mouth. He investigated the
matter and satisfied himself that vanfeet
was the author OF the scandal
Yocum is in the custody of the sheriff
Good order prevails at this hour and no
violence is anticipated.
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INSTRUCTED TO VOTE As A UNIT.
The Ex-Goyern or Ind ors I'd as the Presi-
Dental Candidate of the Empire
State Amidst the Greatest En-
thu.iasm-Ihe An:I-Hili Peo.
IL pie Meet and Issue a Call
for Another Convention.

ALBANY. y. Y, Feb. 23-The New
York state convention has been held and
Senator David B. Hill has been presented
10 the Democracy Of the nation as the
choice of the Empire state for presidential
candidate.
But at the same time that the conven-
lion was indorsing Mr.. Hill and instruct
ing its delegates to the Chicago conven-
ton to vote as a unit for him, his oppo-
bents, led by r Er"~y Anderson. ex-
Mayor Grace T.: Nra York city ca3 cz-
Secretary &C. t':a Treasury Faircl.ii :.c:c
In cons ultation in another hail uoi iIs...
block from the executive mansion which
Mr. Hill had occupied so long. As re-
suit of this conference al appeal was
issued to the Democracy OF the state.
This set forth tho alleged wrongs
Inflicted upon he MASSES of the party by
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THE ANTS.
They Meet and I.-ue an Add ess fol-
Another Convention.

They Meet and I.sue an Add Tess for
Another Convention.
In the recess interim of the state con
vention at Bleecker hall, the anti-winter
convention men gathered at Union hall
only block from the executive mansion
an issued and address to the Democratic
voters of the state. The following is the
address in part:
To the Democratic Electors Of the State
of New York:
The present Democratic state COMMITTEES
was appointed b. tie state convention Of
1891 Its cptroiling membership was Sc.
cured at thst COW sntion by the admission
Of numeI Gus irregular coltesting delega-
tions and By the exclusion of delegates
regularly elected by the majority of the
Democratic voters. The state committee
has complete control over the machinery
by which delegates may obtain seats in the
convention. II exercises absolute iuris.
diction in making up the preliminary roll,
which determines the membership of the
committee on contested seats. The ex.
perieuce of 1891 has taught you that no
matter how complete and emphatic the
vote may be in the caucausses or in the
assembly district conventions, If the 70.
suit is not satisfactory the delegates
chosen by the Democratic electors will Be
set aside in favor Of delegation havins
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
DIR. JOS. PATTI

Treats diseased and crippled animals of
oil classes in . prompt and scientific man
has been in practice for nineteen years,
time years OF ths time in the service of the
herman government, and for the last ten
,ears in successful practice in Sedalis,
Salves, Liniments, Collie Cure, Eye Balm,
ETC., carefully compounded. Calls answered
BY mail or telegraph, day or night. Office
q, Bowers Stable, West Main etreet, op.
posite the Mills. Telephone, No. 81 Con-
sulta.ion free.
Dr. Jos. PATTI, s.
8-16d6w1v Deutscher Thierarzt.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

I will loan, at the lowest rates of inter.
est, and on terms to suit the borrower, sums
from $500 upward, on real estate any where
IN Missouri. Prompt and careful atten.
ton given to all applicants for loans. POI
Ohio street, Sedalia, Mo.
II 15d&w5m JOHN EASTMAN.
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ONE DUELIST DEAD,

Fatal Mestin. Between Mexicans on the
Texas Field Of Hoaor.
LAREDO, Tex, Feb. ga duel was
fought in the suburbs OF this city last
evening about shutdown between Juan
Flores and another Mexican whose name
is not known. When Flores was found he
had bullet hole through his body, from
the effects of which he died shortly after.
ward.
Flores is stranger here. 1t is thought
the duelists came to this side Of the river
from Mexico TO settle their dispute. The
survivor fed toward the Rio Grande
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An Insane Farmer.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 23.-Irwin Spencer,
a well-to-do farmer from the nc nth part OF
the county, became violently insane yes
terday and was Jailed here for safe-keep.
ing. He first attempted TO murder a
younger brother with a knife, and when
captured was preparing a cauldron OF
water In which TO cook his mother in law
He was in the insane asylum some time
ago.
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A Horrible story,

TIPToy, Ga, Feb. IA horrible story
of murder and cannibalism comes from
Rays Mill. Lucy President an idiotic
negress, left her home and 9-months' old
infant in change Of her two older children,
Mark and Linda, aged respectively II and
9 years. While the mother was away
Mark took an Ak and killed the infant. He
then cut slice from each jaw, roasting
them and he and his sister ate them.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
testamentary on the estate ofJoseph T .Da-
wilson, deceased, we're granted to the un-
designed on the Goth day Of February 1892
BY the probate court Of Pet,is county, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for al
lowanc, to the administrator, within one
year otter the date Of said letters, or they
may lie prec!uded from any benefit OF such
estate. and If such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date of this
publication, they shall be forever barred.
This 10th day of February, 1892.
GEORGE A. DAVIDSON Administrator.
EX-CUTkIX' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters tesla
mentary on the estate of Samuel B. A.
Chen deceased. were granted 10 the UNDER
signed on the Srd day Of february, 1892,
by The prob tie court Of Pettis G. u i;y,
Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate are r. required to exhibit
them fr allowance to the executrix
within one year after after the date of said
letters or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate; and If such claims
be.pot exhibited within two years from the
date of this publication, they hall be for
ever barred.
This 14,b day Of February, 1892.
AMELIA COHEN, Cher mark
29w4t Executrix.
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SENATOR DAVID BENNETT HILL
the convention held yesterday and called
upon all TO send delegates to state con-
vention to be held in May.
That there is split in the Democratic
ranks of the state no one denies, but how
serious it may be time alone will tell. At
present it looks very grave and it may
grow larger or smaller as the DAYS before
the national convention pass.
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Decatur Scored.

DECATUR, H., Feb. a3.-Library block,
occupied by the public library, Browns
business college, Knights of Pythias
lodge, several manufacturing concerns and
private offices, was burned last night
causing a total loss Of So, 200.
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SLEEPING ON A FORTUNE.

Inventors, if you are sleeping on fort.
une apparently unaware OF its existence
wake p" and claim your rights. Having
twenty-five years of successful experience.
/ offer You my services in securing you q
patent. Write or call and see me.
J. H. BARLEY, Patent Atty.
Residence Ill West Fifth street, Sc
dalis, Mo. 1.2ld&w1y
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
SEDALIA, MO.
J. N. DALEY, President,
A. p. MoREY Vice-Presidept.
3. H. MosEs Cashier.
w. II. VAN WAGNER, Teller.
Capital, O,OOO.W
Surplus and undivi-
vided profit, 30, 600 On
This Bank does q general Banking Bus
ness and solicits the accounts Of cerpor
iions, firms and individuals.
Draws sight drafts on all principal cite
Of Europe and other ForeigE countries
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Glass, Henry Mshnksu
Morris Hartse, C. E. Messerly,
J. N. Daily, A. P. Morey,
J. H. Merts, Chas. W. McAnincI
Herman Kahn, F. E. Hoffman,
r. Il. Moses, Judge WIN. Bceke,
N. Il. Gentry, D. w. Mcclure,
Sam L. Gold.
l.l5d6vlv K. H. MosEs. Cashier.