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The morning call., 1892-06-11
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Set cash prices are: Family extras. 81 65
"a rs; Bakers extras, 81 55@4 IS; su2erhne 81 75
@13 q bbL
WHEAT-There some Improvement yester-
day. Higher prices obtained for milling and
futures also advanced. No. !, 81 3S249l 40; lower
grades, 81 35@l 3711 extra choice, for milling,
al A5ml so y ell
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MosNINa aAIs

Board O.000 V ~ Bonds. 90M
bireeg-50 Cal Electric Light, 1865; SO 40, Ibs4
AFTERNOON sALEA
Bosrd-50 safety Nitro Powder H.
Street.-The Hawaiian Commercial Q
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FnmIlr RetaiI NEarket.

Butter Is dearer.
Meats sell at last weeks prices, though fat Mutton
and Lamb getting somewhat scarce again.
CurranIs, AprieOts and Peaches are In larger sup
ply aud cheaper. Blackberries are added to the
list.
The Summer Vegetables continue to cheaper, ex-
cept String Beans which are not abundant.
Fish shows no change.
Following Is IHE CALLS regular weekly retail
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STA6E UFNNtUIIUNS.
Stages leave Cazadero oily on arrival OF 1900 A. NJ.
from San Francisco D week days, and 800 A. Il.
train on Sundays fr SteTarts Point, Gualas
Point Arena. CuIsy Cove, Navarro. Mendocino
city. Fort Bragg snoa points on the North Coast:
WILLIAM GRANES r. B LAEhA "a,
General Manaer, Gen. Pass & Tkt Az
General Of5es. 4 Sansoms Street.
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COMPaGNIE GENERaLE
ANCHOR LINE.

Sail from New York every Saturday
For Glasgow via Londonderry
Rates for Saloon Passage
By s. s. CITY OF ROME, $50 and upward.
according TO accommodation and location OF room.
Second Cabin, &35. Steerage Sl9.
OTHER STEAMERS. Cabin, $50 aud upward.
Second Cabin $50. Steefage, $40.
Drafts at lowest Current Rates.
For Book OF tolrs an other information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, New
York; or TO GEORGE w. FLETCHER, 6lS Market
street: or to T. ID. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street,
San francisco. my 10 5m
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BOARD SALES.

NOTE-Assessmeuts Of mines nCE llSte
Board iaii delinquent In Ofbce-
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wHEAT-There was some Improvement yester-
day. Higher prices obtained for milling and
futures also advanced. No. i, 81 3ss4G1 40; lower
81 45@1 so y ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 O'elock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - Seller $4,000
tons. 81 40s4; 100, 81 403s; 100, Si al; 900.
81 4l1s; 400. 81 ala; september-2OO 81 az:
AFTEREooN sEssIoN-selier 's2-s9o tons ~ II :.
100: 81 AIS; 1000. 81 ALA; September-50O
81 4212; Buyer December-lOO, 81 45Ls.
BARLEY-Continues its gradual decline M l
Feed, 921a@93s4e; choice bright do, g5e: dark
Coast. 9Oc; Brewing, s71Sc@sG 02hs; Chevaiier
nominal
CALL BOARD SALES
ISFoRM6AL sEssioS-1O o'clock-seller 's2. new
9534c. ''ooer-AoV tonS'
AfTERxooN SESSION Seller 80, new-soo tons
93S4e: loo, 937s: new, June-lOO ss1Lc '0''
Y sOATS-Steady at the improved prieee 1ybIte
$l s2asgd 40 et for % good to choice, 81 500 55
fair; Surprise, 81 65@l 90 ) cti; Gray uV al 500
] 5T5 Y ell. " wv
CONN Neglected and unchanged Large vel
low, 81 22la91 s5 > etl; small Round Ts,iass
- sl5z: Whiie, 81 s5SI s7las = eli
RYE-Qnated At 81 2bai 30 8 sti
BRAN-Quoted at slS0ls SO Tor tha ha,. and
sl7 90 cor cnisica brands 'ss '1
MdDDLiNGs-Q - Quoted at $40 60a2l y ton.
CHOPPED FkED-Quoted NJ sztbza2Y = fan
HAf-No further change Yesterday N she 'sa,,,
Hay =, ss mus iaf = green and hot New Nneai. SEQ
- W. 4tSH NAts G-tS Ou. OiI HAY fe at
tal4 = ten for Wheat al00l2 Yof cotnnres "a ~ n
e9lz Tor oat sIt9 FOR Waeat sad Oat sie6s for
WIG ua. $logA1 Tor BARLEY, Ss910 Tor Aiialfa as
STRAW Quoted at s5Gf0c p bale
~ ii.ol " ~ s-tIonnd and Rolled Barley ouoted
% 81 5U9zo 90 The mills sell oilcak- Mssi st sls
ten net; rye fioHr, 3sta p d, rye Meal. SiTc;
sranam Flour sac, Oatmeal. 4Iac. Oas aroats
Sef tfaskeu meat Ss-e Buekwbeat Flour sa1
o!ae Pear Barley Ssseg5e r h.
SEEDS fellew Mustard Is quotab,e AZ s3 asa
10 b esi; Bre~b Mustard. Sta3 rs = rft. - FlaY y
S5 70 = ~. Imported Canary, 81 s5ao3 lotas Al,
0tily. 0A4c 70.
DRIED ~ .s- s...es o04l 20 ? ct. Green
81 seS@t -AslekH aTeen. 81 70. Biackeve s5S53s IS
. et s2.t Peas, si5@55ae \ H.
BUCkW WhEAJ--Q Quoted Al ~ "a MA
CORNMEAl.. EfC.-TAble Meal at,afa., - ssss,,st.
Gs3O D ton. HOmtHy 41aeB4szc : It - - -
HEAN ~ l5ayos. e2A2 lSiAs pa - as,.as as
Large white, ~ 1902 40: Small v hlrs a. sssa 81.
Buffers ~ 506n3 y ctf Fs9 -"s
PyfA1OEs--t tonfinns afm. New Bnrhsnts RIM,
us River s3sl zeS New tsrfes Cafes, 75Gpoc =
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AsSe sments Pending.
Tie following is list OF assessments now pending:
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Following were the sales IN the Pacific stock Board
rrAr sEssroN-1O;9n
AZ I kRNooN sEssIoS-Z:3O

800 Alta .3719 100 Q x O....l1O250 Savage. 2.O5
100 h & b..2.OO zU0 & ...l.4050O .........2.00
$50 CCS V...s.OOl00 MeLIeanl .45l0O NeV..-l.lO
400C lmD ..04 200 OeciG......45 10 Union. l.l5
400 Point LOS 100 Overmn.. 4S SO VI ackeL. 80
100 30 100 PotOsl.. 50 $50 IA
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cOAv,-PFR ToS
pAIRY rnoprcE. -

Butter. choice Pro -155 Cheese. Swiss. .3O0S5
do good. ....,..,..9505O Eggs, Il dOz .ZOa025
Ordinary 40. .40n42 Eggs, Eastern 20@22
Eastern, p 10 @ - Honey comb = 10 .2Og25
Cheese Cal .......l0G12l do, extracted. lUggl5
Cheese Eastern 2OG25t
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AUCTION SALES.

WENDELL rAsroN. GEO. W. rnrsK GEO EAsroN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
QUEEN OF THE TURF.
Nancy Hanks Will Arrive in Sc.
dalia To-Day in all Her
Glory.

Bud Doble will arrive in Sedalia
with the world renowned trotter,
Nancy Hanks, this afternoon. They
will leave St. Louis this morning and
reach Sedalia at 3 o'clock. The IA
NOUS trotter travels in a special car at
tached to the through express. This
car is well padded SO as to protect its
occupant from bumps and jars. On
arrival Nancy will be taken at once to
Browns stable.
Nancy Hanks, the fast little mare
that astOnished the world by trotting
a mile over the Terre Haute, Ind. !,
track, without skip or a break, in
the wonderful time Of 2:O4 and Martha
Wilkes, with 2:O8 record, the two
greatest trotting horses ever bred, will
positively make a bona fde effort to
break their own records. Bud Doble,
the world renowned driver, will hold
the ribbons and he promises to get all
the speed out of Nancy and Martha
there is in them and test beyond con-
tradiction the merits for fastness Of the
Sedalia sod-paved, kite-shaped track.
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The witnesses of these dashes to break
the best records may confidently ex-
pect to see Nancy Hanks trot a mile
in 2:O3 or better and Martha Wilkes
make mile in 2:O5 or better. The
records of the two horses must not
be COMPOUNDED. Nancy is urged by
a running mate while Martha made
her record of 2:O8 in a race among a
field of trOtters, her feat standing ON
the records as the fastest mile ever
trotted in race. DOble the acknOwl-
edged best reinman in America, hopes
on Thursday. October 9th, to send
Nancy Hanks over the Sedalia track
no slower than 2:O3 thereby lowering
her own record, and those in attend
ance at the Sedalia fair grounds will
enjoy watching the game trotter en-
deavor to smash all previous records
to pieces.
The railroads running into Sedalia
have made very low rates and no one
can afford to loose the opportunity of
seeing Nancy Hanks, Martha Wilkes,
Bell Acton, John r. and a hundred
of other fast horses.
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Bill Mckinley, the hero of the re-
publicans and governor Of Ohio, il
swinging around the circle.
He will swing along the line of the
Missouri Pacific road on Tuesday, the
18th inst, arriving at Sedalia on a
special train at 1915 a. m.
He will stay twenty-five minutes
and talk prohibition and Ben Har-
risOn.
He talks at Pleasant Hill, Holden,
Warrensburg, Se,lalia, Upton, Jefier-
son City, Washington and St. Louis.
He will speak only from the car
platform except st. Louis.
To Governor Mckinley: The
BAzOO welcomes you to Missouri.
While traversing this commonwealth
you will see a land that flows with
milk and honey and inhabited by hon.
est people who are industrious, frugal
and happy.
While the great majority of the
male adults will vote the democratic
ticket, you will be received with out
stretched arms by everybody, as a dis
tinguished statesman.
Tariff on tin or no tariff, Gov. Nc
kinley welcome.
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WORLDS FAIR.
Missouri Was to The Front al
The Great Display.

Chicago has been the Mecca the
past week.
And Missouri shOne as no other
state in the union.
At the grand reception and inaug-
aral ball Governor and Mrs. Francis,
w. c. Hall and wife, of jefferson
City, Col. J. H. Carroll of Unionville.
Col. Lon. V. Stephens, Of Boonville
and Col. Garth, Of Hannibal, AL men,
bers of the Governors official family,
occupied boxes and were the cynosure
of all eyes.
There was a perfect mob Of digni-
taries from Maine to California, and
the toilets and jewels worn by the
ladies were such as was never seen at
any one reception in the United States
before.
Sedalia was represented at the re-
ceptiOn and banquet in the persons of
j. G. Thompson and wife, j. X. Bar
rett and wife, N. H. Gentry and wife,
and Miss Lizzie Lee Warren.
Col. B. P. Mcdonald and wife, of
Fort Scott, were also present.
There were from 5000 tot 900 per-
sons who participated in the reception
and ball, and partOok of the ban
Ouet
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The Fate Of Republics.

Rev. Mrs. Anna Shaw, NJ. D., lee
tured in the Methodist church upon
the above theme Friday night. The
lecture was delivered under the au-
spices Of the w. C. T. u. and the
speaker was introduced by Rev. B. F.
Boiler. She began by paying tribute
to Columbus, whose enterprise that
day the nation was celebrating, and
then added another one to the woman
who helped him in his great under
taking. Women, she said, had done
more for the world than was credited
them, because men wrote the histories
and left them out. She traced the
fall Of republics of the world, and ad-
vanced the idea that if women had
been given hand in the government
they would not have fallen. At the
close of the lecture she was heartily
applauded.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
THE WINDSOR RALLY.
Recent Republican Gathering
Largely Outnumbered.

There was a rally at Windsor yes
terday Of mammoth proportions. 1t
was democratic rally. and the faith
full were there from all the surround.
ing country. 1t exceeded the recent
republican demonstration at the same
place in the ration of three to one. 1t
is doubtful if the thriving city ever
before had go many people within its
corporate limits at one time.
Senator Frank COckrell opened the
ball in the afternoon in a mastery adj
dress-One of the best efforts Of his
political life. 1t was logical, argu-
mentative and belligerent. His defense
Of democratic principles was superb
and his attack on the republican
nominee for governor was resistless.
He was followed by brilliant and
convincing speech from Judge Ander-
son, Of st. Louis.
The principal address at night was
by Hon. VIM. H. Wallace, of Kansas
City, one of the most magnetic and
finished orators in all the west. 1t
was grand speech and was heartily
applauded from beginning to end.
Throughout it was a veritable feast,
worth miles Of travel to participate
in.
The Windsor and Clinton bands
furnished the music for the occasion,
they did themselves proud"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
HONORS FOR SEDALIA
Made by the Knights of Pythias
in St. Louis.

The Sedalia delegates to the grand
lodge, X. P. held in st. Louis last
week returned home Friday. Queen
City No. 80 sent A. w. Mckenzie,
James O'Brien, Tony Leis and T. B.
Anderson. No. p, sent DIR. Bronson,
W. j. Let's and j. S. BOsserman.
They report a grand time and the
whole regiment of Knights are rejoic-
ing over the honor which was bestowed
upon Mr.. Mckenzie. In the election
of officers the chief contest was over
the important Office of grand master
at arms. There were five candidates
in the field and a prolonged struggle
was expected. yet Mr.. Mckenzie was
elected on the first ballot. This is an
unprecedented occurrence in the
Grand lodge. 272 votes were cast of
which he received 139. The follow
ing officers were elected:
Geo. X. C. Wogner, St. Louis,
G. C.
James A. Reed, Kansas City,
G.. V.
John H. Holmes, St. Louis, G.,
K, K. Il S.
Adam Thies, Hannibal, G. NJ. E.
Rev. John Cleric, St. Louis, Grand
Prelate.
A. w. Mckenzie, Sedalia, G.
M. A.
Sam Davis, Richards, G. /. G.
DIR. Ralson, Cape Girardeau, G.
o. G.
The revised ritual will be ready by
the first of the new year, and it is eX-
pected to be great improvement up
on the present one. Here, too, a Sc
dalia boy was honored. w. A. Red
clifie, a member of No. %, is chairman
of the committee on revision.
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"TlcKETS."
Two Hundred Conductors to
Invade Sedalia and Eat
Supper at Sichers'

To-day.
Show your ticket
Just think of it.
Two hundred conductors.
All in one town at one time.
Accompanied by their wives, daugh-
tiers and sweethearts.
This body of conductors is known
as the old reliable conductors associa-
ton, and en- route from St. Louis to
San Antonio, Tex. where they hold
their 25th annual convention.
They are from all parts of the
United States and Canada.
Mr.. Chandler, general passenger
agent of the Wabash, has prepared an
elegant special souvenir time card
routing them from St. Louis where thew
rendezvous, ola Moberly to Sedalia.
They supper here at Sicher's hotel
and cafe. An elaborate menu has
been prepared and the feast will be a
royal one.
They leave Moberly at 2:15 p. M.
reaching Sedalia at 5p. m.
After supper they proceed south
breakfasting at Muscogee.
After the convention is over at San
Antonio they go the City of Mexico,
returning to Vera Cruz, Galveston
and return to st. Louis via the Inter-
national and Great Northern railroad
of Texas and Iron Mountain road,
stopping at Hot Springs, Ark.
This will consume about three
weeks.
This organization is one of the old
est in the land and is devoted to in
surance on the mutual plan.
The railroad magnates of the cOun-
try are very mnch devoted to these
men who faithfully represent a very
large branch of the railroad service.
To the Conductors THE BAzoo
welcomes you to Sedalia. You are
among as good lot of people as ever
saw daylight through a turn down
collar or a Holly Warden Mother Hub
bard.
Our ladies are charmers
They are winsome, educated, ac-
complished, vivaciOus and beautiful.
The gentlemen are lively, gallant,
chivalrous and are thoroughly devoted
to Sedalia.
Take a good look at this beautiful
city, the fine streets, magnificent
churches and THE BAzoo, a paper
published for the people who have the
cheerful habit of now living on earth.
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and Judge Morris are rejoicing there
of hnt Nina hos not rOno yat

and Judge Morris are rejoicing there
at, but Nina has not gone yet.
The politicians are doing some tall
hustling just now. 1t is nip and tuck
between the two city tickets. Both ara
badly "mixed" and, if l wasn't DEM
Ocrat at all times and under all cir
cumstances, l would say it was Hob
sons choice between them.
The political newspapers are so busy
trying to persuade the people that al
the nominees they respectively support
are paragons, that they have stopped
their unanimous abuse of Mayor
NOOnan.
But as His Honor is now attending
strictly to business and has sworn of
from looking on the wine when It
is red until next SPRING
it may be till then and
it may be for ever-they have not
much excuse to revile him.
WHEN NOONAN rs HIMSELF,
there are few more able or rellabla
business men. As worker, when ha
does work, he can give any politician
of them all cards and spades and then
beat him.
l am amused at the regularity with
which the dyed in the wool republi>
cans are loudly announcing that "Old
Regularity" is for lonesome Billy
Warner first, last and all the time.
They remind ME of old Jack Bunsby
eff go, why not? What say, I
stand to. Therefore"
/ admire Chauncey l Filley,
and I'll tell you Why
he never forgets friend or an enemy.
Smitten on the cheek, he never turns
the other, but promptly strikes out
from the shoulder.
The colored patriots are disgruntled
they "want the pervisiOns, josiah
and fifty cents for registering, half 10
the beggar and half to the voter ia
mighty small pay, boss"
The exposition will close tomorrow
night. Although the weather has not
been very propitiOus, the attendance
has been very good every night thu
week. Nearly all our visitors ara
gone but one occasionally meeta
groups of country folks on the streets.
And, thank God, the base ball sea>
son is over. BARKs.
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a Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric Bit
tiers has gained rapidly in popular favor
until now it is clearly in the lead amoae
pure medical tones and alteratives-co9-
taining nothing which permits the use q .
beverage or intoxicant, it is recognised .
the best and purest medicine for all all
ments Of Stomach, Liver or Kidneya-n
will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Csa-
stipation, and drives Malaria from II,
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with eae&
bottle or the money will be refundsa
Price only Soc per hottie.
Sold By Merits 4 Hale.
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Died.

Frances Myrtle Warford. aged six
years and seven months died of men,
branons Group yesterday morning at
o'clock, after an illness Of two weeks.
She was a daughter of L. A. War
ford, city circulator of the BAzoO.
The funeral will take place at the
family residence 1907 Harrison avenue
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. 1t will he
by Rev. J. B. Fuller.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
Falling Rocks.

Friday evening as workmen were
raising a heavy frame to the top of
Hoffman's new block it became un-
manageable and blew around wherever
it pleased. In its wild course upward
it knocked several large stones from
the fourth story and they fell upon
the sidewalk below. Fortunately no
one was injured, but it was a narrow
escape.
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Died.

At 1910 Harrison avenue, at Sis
p. m. Friday, October q, Walter,
son Of Emma and j. w. Greenlee,
aged six years.
The funeral will take place from
the family residence above given, at 2
o'clock p. m. to-day. Rev. w. T.
Campbell, officiating.
Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
Accident n Roonxille.

During the Warner rally at Boon
vile Friday night, a sky rocket ex-
ploded and badly burned Will Kelk's
hand. Another struck Henry
Meuschke in the leg and Fred Harts-
horn in the side.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
To Lexington.

Our efficient city marshal, John
belong, made quick trip to Lex
ington, Friday night, leaving on No.
191 and returning on 104. He had
received word that the authorities
down there had arrested a man whom
they thought the Sedalia police would
like to see, but Mr.. belong found
that We had no need of him up here.
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Democratic Speaking.

A democratic speaking will occur at
Smithton on the evening Of October
p. Good speakers will be in attend
ance, and it is expected that the at
tendance will be large.
A similar meeting will be held at
Lon Darby's, FIVE miles northeast of
Hughesville on the LIST of November.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
Tin Wedding.

The tin wedding of Engineer and
Ms. A. Snow was a delightfully."- cole
brated at their residence on Seventh
street last Monday evening. The
guests were invited by Mrs. Snow =
a surprise to the genial and popular
''Katy" engineer, and 90 completes
were all the arrangements that ha
was completely in the dark until tha
nine couples Of their friends had ~
sembled and began to congratulate
him. Refreshments of cakes and
fruits were served, and the occasion
was one which well testified to tha
worth in which the estimable couple
is held, as many useful and we'll 81.
lected presents we're rendered them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
Continued.

Andy Stangle, hailing from Dump
vile, was up before Justice Fisher
yesterday afternoon, charged with a.
saulting q 16-year-old boy, John T.
Hale. On petition ofthe plaintiff the
case was continued until next Satur.
day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
Wanted in Osage.

The police have arrested one Chas.
Hall in this city and are holding him
until the officials in Usage county
send for him. He is wanted in that
county to answer to charge of may
hem.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-25
A Home Firm Got n,

The contract for the mill work for
the new rectory for Calvary church
has been let to the Sedalia Planning
Mill. There were several bids for It
from Kansas City and other firms.
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son is over


Last week Constable Ramsey e>
ceived notice that q horse has been
stolen from q farmer in Boone county.
He made a search through the stables
Of the city and at length located The
animal in the possession Of a man vha.
had innocently traded it for anothae
animal. The owner, Mr.. Little,
identified the horse and took it home
with him, but no clue to the thief han,
been found.
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For Sale.

Fifteen head of Shropshire and
S0uthd0wn rams will be sold at bar
gain. CHAs. E. MUsICK,
Hnghesville, Mo.
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EXECUTORS SALE Of STANDARD BRED TR0TT|NG STOCK

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mh RGy&S ddh Dan KY m d d @bA
sEDA1IA MISSOURI 1EG1N's1NG OCTOBER
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once