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Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
albert Wolf

bar en- al be alolte Reoafterer al "Sis
CARO-" San bar ielu meset mcriomt
f~ortalt, bpprlebes ban bauoe ubgipet lin
fsrite Grtitel, Tom sjoroe mesen Spite.
Den unse 5orIatter, benrptt oper i'm
1riumi, preientereoe fig ueo 9asien for
at b9oe ben itprarteoe Gum al 100
5rts.
Sii9loenoe bapoe ban 8a9en ifprs
peien rin9et paa hos 3irefteren, nieo
Satten paa Snur gif ban ioa9 inc /
Suutoret, nGrmebe fig &asien % iaSoe:
Seq tOmmer Tor at bGue mine Yense!"
aasier rem I~triuer no auitterin9en me0
Ct: "Sfrip unber, min Serrc." Gen
uu9e Mano uigcr til6agc. "Spab, &c
bpr mig 81 5rfs. so st." raober ban.
"@iter 3 Sous pr. 9inje blir bet ian,"
ipareoe 3nslercren. "Wlen ie9 trococ,
bet bar 100 5rts.," uobrDoer Souruas
llIteu u9Iten tualt al 8reoe. "8r
8eroen, bupr De tar paa 8elcn,"
ipottebe aasiereren. 3e t9ufer ba uel
alori8 paa for Geres 8illetantarbeioe
at BIZ betalt Iom bore bebite arGfter ?"
Sourualiiten ilaar | 8oroet % bpler:
"SebUlo oisie lumpne Renge, iom life
ct nit 9aleut pRroi9, % Zig til 9r. be
8iaemesiant, at je9 8igr bam Ell 5ors
aring al min Irtitel. aasIereren Ipas
reoe rClist: seq ifal II BAN bet, min
Serre." - (Smiolertib guar Gimerne,
be bunbrebe 6rts. fommer life. Mtlos
bag uRrmer iig). 9eriom mo pioite,
buOr "4en9elGnsbep" 9isr en- una
Spurnaliit cpfiuoiOm! Genne git inc
/ en- aaie paa 8puleparo MOntmartre,
% paa Den 3ip, ba 9~ireftBren ai "6is
saro" iatte fig tiIbpros, mobto9 ban
fBl9enoe 8iaet:
Sr. 3ireftgr!
Seq bprer, at en- 9eriOn imorgeS bar
~preienteret fig peo &asieu for / nit
Gapu at iOrore 100 5rts. lom Detailing
for min Grtitel. Oct er uuptti9t at II
Gem, at ies Sntet bar at siere meo
bette, % at ies pil pGre meset lptteli9
peo at mobtase oeo guoet 81 Srfs. so
st., ben Gum, min artitel ct u9ro efter
8 Spus 9inien. Seq brpper mig life
ON Benseue; tbi ben s@re at ba' pebu'
teret / 9eres apis er mig mere oprebal
eno ale SOroeus Statter."
st aunrter iorlgb, iemten itraftelist
Minuter. Suis MI Sr. be 8ilemess
iant life ipiite 0tioOas biemme, par
Gilt tabt. Qae be, iom | ct tritiif Die
blif bar ienot ct Sub for at bente Ben9e,
foritaar mig. @noelis fom Manoer
tilbase - meo ct Srep. "Ss Yen'
eeneP~ - Seq fit bare 8reoet." Sec
rplteoe 8repet | bet Saab at bore be 3;
5rts. 80 st. tlirre. Sutet. Seq brut
aonuolutsn. @u 100s5rfs.s Seobel 9let
neb paa 8aiesuluet. s nO9le baitig'
nebltreune 9inier i~ortlareoe 8ilemes.
iant, at ban ienote 81 5rts. 80 st. 70,
min artitel os besuoen 81 Srts. 20 st
for nit aanbri9e 8rep. Oct ipare,
a%tturat, % upenitipbet bapce ban, i Fl
Mnialo Of spbt Sumpr, betalt 8ubet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

til ben frsmmeoe Rome, % beres Som'
tale enbts msb, at ben ellie iatte fs paa
beubes Sang o. ~iounsbe meS SopeSet
mob benoes Brpft.
Mobsren fab en- Stuno itille ntso
Barnet | Grmene. Saa reifte bun iis
inste, GAP bet iouenoe Barn til 2isns'
pissu os sii lansiomt ub al Dsren for
nloris mere at tonme iilbase.
pa 3jeneitspieen ffuloe bore Barnet
IND ! be ele9ante @arelier isien, paas'
uebe bet, ina Jig ON meo ct issenoe Bill,
traf Buiten bpbt ps IA:
seq fab iaa eubt hos 8artonen".
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
H~upiruater,

Tom sr irpsne - 8pteter, Turnips,
&oer o. &eooer - bgr man life gipe
3prere, inn be er. Get fan meoiore
farlige GOritprrelier / 5%Orbgielien, it9ri
GOrIjsleIis % lab Of Nslf, Siso 90
Grait.
2e mna lsrIt tines op. Mtea bet
sjgres lille iorbslustis paa ben Waubs,
OF en- letter benz iua l9nse | ct parmt
Gjss, at De tges BELT op, eler ueo, al
maj uarmer benz meo parmt @aub eaer
ON, - boprUeo Rsboerue miiter i'm
Smu9 ps bIiper Tom Spomp. Mtsn man
itnl IRgse benz ppi ct Star meb tplot
gano, iaa be itpber So. Raar be bar
lis9et Der en- As Elmer, iaa er Sui.
ben o8 Sien truttet ub Of benz. Sper
8po er brftet meo en- SsifOrpe, Tom
Futter Taft ON ben; men bet er bare al
Tau Rsboerne mob bperanbre eler be.
bunple benz baarbt, iaa faloer Sien al
Ds meo ben al SOrbsu, iom matte bare
paret pna BEN. Saa er be farbise til
at riares Up ps sipes apen, ps er iao
spoe, icm ON be albris bapbe facet
SnRpen at Sulbe.
6rOsue 9Utster, iom bebanoles paa
hsnne Waaoe, fan man ielu uomartei
epot ipiie, raar man laber Dem lieee
aiGloeren eitcrpaa en- 2-3 Tiger. 0e
imager iom eQers. Saa er bet life
hanger ~upbpenbist at tasiere benz iom
pin;ielios
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

era Gn9lano. WauOe: George,
leg tror life, ui pasier for bperanore
8u elIter mig iffe."
George Qioenitabeli9): "Spao ME
ner 8u, min glitepe, ies, iom elite,
Dig til Sanbio!"
Maupe: "9u taller NOT bra, George
men Zine Brepe til mig sr iaa tuloe uq
tislise, iom itreu On til Gin Batter.
tone ON 8etalin9eu."
@eOrse (lan9iumt) }: "@tanoe, iel
uar iprlouet meO N gige eusang fsr
os Do bun itGunte mig iur bruot @gte.
ItabslsIte, blep ale mine 8reue Lief
bpit pp for Retten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Corn maltt fammen n,es Gebben.

Der er aoitiais 3istusiion, ON Der
sr nosen 5urbel at male belle gorn'Iret,
eIler isrit itiaqe Os male Gornet for iio
ielu. Sertil iuares, at gObsMeiet iams
men meo gprnsMelet bar en- 8groi al
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Oct er en- fe( 2ggn oen 2Gre, at als
mue,, 0pben, WtaSien, er 5Ultets 8jerne,
at Den CT Solicit lelu - at Meui9maub,
at bette utDnoi9e % ufGroise ! Sams
iutoet bar Den iamme Ret til at for
bgmme os ~sUptieuOe, til at itpre Dg
raabe, iom De entelte aaubeli9t frems
ragenoe 8eriunligbeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Yaa 2anotur. sc anben er iprbpbe
| 99sning, 8unen filter.
aonen: ai9re Mano, MI er Der no.
get, ium bioer.
Wanben (aanosfraparenbe): Sub
peliisne big, min Gnsel, iaa fls big.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Ssn Ginger spmaifine iom ri 1T
ifior meb "Setorab, Yoiten'', er ri
meget sobt tilirebs mep, % raaber
Gnbosr til at sipre liseiom ri.
Yeber Hielion,
Spring Gitp. utah.
sc Gpertis lementet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Narnlen,6
eaIttiI Rreafurtrne.

Guboer, Der hor BAIT liot at slfre
meo areoturiiel, bar lngt WeGrte III,
bppr glade Tprene er Salt. Ge lai'
ter Giriet aaitcn Yad gnOs, mar man
tar eitsr SaIttpppeu. Getie bar llr'
spSt @ruub; bet er iusen 5iliaioi9Deo.
uoeu Salt faar Soberet life I'm rette
Sammsuiatnius. Scsialt fnoes ! aue
9prs 2cssmsr. er o|crior p9ian ct RG'
rinssItpi, ubeu bpiliet 3prene 'tte 'drl
Iepe.
Men ON Spmmereu, uaar Sreatls
rerne ftalbIpores eler sanr paa Saon,
brhspsr be | Regslea tim Ell ntinore
ealnilirtuius iii 5oocrct, on BET llhSe
Grsnipoer eLcr 9eitrar4s lelu inoebois
Der fprbplbspis mesct Salt. Serimoo
trruaes osr mere Salt ON &intersn,
ba Der Fpbrcs meo tort % oite belfnot'
oct Sober. GaItet iprbBisr 9ipsplri'
ipmbeosn / Gprets SrgauiSme, os liar
sirter BET beloigt paa 6OroeieIieSprsa'
usrne. NaoHlig iremtringer bet en-
risere G~iionorius % 5oropieliespGite,
iiaroelesbeo Mapeiait, bullet gisr, at
Gpoerct iorOgies beore. Set ifi0rper
paIaa MaolpiteH. GDr, iOm iaar en-
paSienSe 9lGHSoe Gait / fit Sober,
faar ct 9linieuoe Saarlas, en- livii8srs
Suooirtipmbso, ct tuittere, muntrere
uoieenoe i bet belle taset eno be Gpr,
ipm life iaar Salt. Ds iaa pirier
enltet pna ben Maaoe, at bet 9iper
3nret 9raug til at brittle, men ibet ~
ret britier mere, pil Der ugiua blipe
mere 6ugtisbso tititeOs til Spblponins
Of bet tgrre Sober.
Meu Sitting maa bruaes meo Wnnoe.
Eperoriue2 Sru8en al SOgiaIt, CT ma
uoIat for aIpprIige uIemper. SDret
bill tommc til at brittle alt for me9et,
bet fan tommc til at blIpe, bpao man
faIoer "to9ialtiorsiitet," for life at tale
ON, at 9ieIier, ipm Meltetigrene 9iper,
bIir tpnb.
Oct er imiolsrtio iu9eu let Gag al
bsitsmme, bpUr me8et Salt GprcHe bGr
BABE. 3et bsrpr paa 6proriu8en %
3prets 8eifoHeubeo. Wian bgr siue
Snltet / ter 9ilitano o9 laoe Gprene
isIu beitemme WGugoeu. VT uplpie
bet / Grittepanbst er en- bnarIia Brua
af &ogialt; bpao bible Ri Mienueiter
fss, ON man ialteoe bort 9~ritfepano?
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
&ofe.

Browns Bronchial Troches er uos
merfeoe for at linore Soitc, iaar gals,
Sasbeo Og brpn6iale Spspomme. rs
Gents pr. gSife.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Sen Singer spmaifine, jes fjebte
for II aar Iioen, er en- goo Wiaifine.
Ten sjsr iamme 6aon iom en-, Der
Toiter 80 til 40 Collars. Seq pil
ocrior anbcfale ben til Gnbuer al
"Yoiten"S 2Glere, iom ingen Wa.
fine bar. @lrif Wt. auberion,
Mtaion Gitp, Soma.
sc NoertisIementet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
ser -pusrst'ps.ita.
Gu gammet ipanf Sihorts.

Der er en- sob sammel Siitorls, iori
fOrtalIes | Spanisn, % Tom omtrsnt lp'
Der inalebes:
Der q ensans en- pis Nano. ION
bar besaoet meb en- I9rlis Grt al 5rents
ipntbeo. Raar ban git til en- Sage,
tanoe ban uoenpaa 3Gren is aue be
gatienters GanOer, iOm bar bsoe iinoer
pebtcmmenoe 2ages 8ebanoling.
en- Dag bleo ban ielu ipg, % ba bet
par nscpenoist at iese en- Cages Sjalp,
git ban no for at fnoe ben bp9tislte.
pan beisate ale be 9aesrs Suie, iom
bar anieet for at bare be opgtislte l
8pen, men ban ianbt ale oeres 9sre
iaa operiplote af' Gauoer, at ban life
bolbt al at saa IND.
Otter at babe siennemisst ale Sp'
u~ebsaberne uoen at finos en- eneite 9Rge,
ban tauoe itole paa, breieoe ban tiliioit
lno | en- Sioesaoe, Ug uoenfor en-
tilipuelaoeube u~betDbetig 2a9es Gpr,
iaa ban tum en- liben bib aano. Sbet
ban oerfOr tGntte, at bet maatte bore
en- me9et op9tis Gage, ion fun bapoe
Ilaaet en- Berion libel, gift ban ino
quiet % bleu bebanolet al 299en. "a
ban bar peO at saa, ia9ce 9Rsen til
ham:
seq ban life foritaa, buem Der bar
aubefalet Dem til en- iaa u~betpoeli9
0tauo, iOm mig. s al ben Gib, ie9
bar prattiieret, bar ieg fun baut en- ga
tient, % ban er ies filter paa, life bar
aubeialet mi9."-London Titbits. !
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Suot Haab. 2G~itnanten til OPP
pasieren: "2lltiaa Sptereu uit life bor9e
mere. -. bet or f%utalt; % 8en8e bar pt
life; buao ital pi Oigre?"
O~ppasicren: "MtaaIte tuuoe Sr. 9Bit'
nanten iorloue fig, iaa oiloe Soil taa
mere 5iltrpi"
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Syrup"
Noo Sofe 90 Ssorfipielje.

Sobn s. SOnes, GbUm, Yer, i~friuer:
Sc, bar / be iioite ier glar benpttet
@erman Sprup for iaar Sals, SoIte os
Sortjolelie iamt Gmerter / Srpltet us
2unserne, berfor oil je9 iise til enbuer,
Der guifer en- ili9 Meoicin - German
Sprup er ben beolte.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Der er / biSie Gage btcuet % tilitily
let ct 8laO taloet "8eileoeren," uo9ipet
at 81. 8eter 6abrnep. Samtiois bar
ri bra9t / Grfarins, at Ell Def Eel gens
rter % 8elpnoere af DIR. Peters Ku-
riko bar tilienbt bam / masiepi8 al
gtapne % aoresier paa 2anosmRno
bocnoe runot ON / be Soreneoe Statcr
% / CANADA. Sfuloe muligenS Ell eli
fer anoen at bette 8luos 29iere life
baue mubta9et ~8eileoeren," beoes ban
berOm ienbe ct Yoltfurt FAINT Op9iue i'm
Aoresie til 3r. q. Gabruep, 1l2 e.
Sopne Que., Gblca9O, Os 8laoet oil
itrar blioe BAN tilitilet. Der finoe5 /
"8eileoereu" en- bel Gel npttise %
9aunlige 8tnt % &aao, baaoe ON bpor.
leOes man / en- Snaroeuoins fan Hare
fig uoen 9a9ebiGlp iamt O9iaa boOrle-
bes man / Gtlfelbe al ~lauguarige %
panlfeligerc Sp9oomme bar at iprbolOe
Jig. 9ulf enoeIig paa, at 8laoet len
bes frit til @nbuer, iom pp9iper tit
Raun Us 4oresie til Or. 9. 6abrnep,
liz g. Sppue ape., Chicago, Sd.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Gu 6uier bsoe uplis / Srlanb %

VH VHfNH N ~
eitsrluo en- iattis Slestnins, en- 5or'
paater, cit 5ormue paa / WiIion aro'
ner. Zen upenteoe &iebom bergpeoe
,gorpaoteren bans 5oritano, os ban er
/ bisie Gage f6rt til en- Sinbsipgearls'
ialt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Sat, Da after gaf!

81. w. Omen. gSpnomere, g. DAT, 1sbe Sn 1892.
ebFe CONNER tubte leg hos 9em ct 9umebele til min eptsermooer, TOM bar Boz.
ret fpg oper tire Gr. % bun er n po Bru9en af getet fnlbfGnoi bdbrebet "a bun
tuHer mig otter Os after, % mango er De- Tom MI ph fibe Sehet baN bar basti grfa.
rng, bpao bet bar ubatet for benbe. 9Grb. Ole @rpa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Tho Owen Electric Bell and Appliance 49,
1918 STATE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
Mtter nge Siomesbsro.
9eiriet for ale iine Smerter.

-. Or a. Omen. Htgbn gRtun, 2obe San. 1892.
nn nnn Set Bete SO 8 JONI ig tpbte hos 3eut bar 9irt mig mere
got eo is no9uinbe bapbe funnel pente Der er en- iprnrtet
Rraiti 8eha, ia iaa fGt at g oh life fan bore bet SIR g fit BET bar ig iaa barr
Ha iom ct geennele fan ble. Seq bapbe Ell Sglie Of at Der foOig lob fdbt Sanb
imine Gaur; met M er bette alOehs bote, pg i9 fper mig ahho parm. Wtne &ps'
fmerter er csaa bote MI, l9eebes bar Smerterne mine 5Dober forluot mig. Seq er
ta inoris 9o MI, tbi iee fHr iom ct auoet aRennHt. Seq aubear 8eet ia sbt
ig tan ggrbgo9f anoreaS Spenien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

8. s6malbauien, Ell GpUtbeter i
Charleston, 81, i~triuer: @iterat baue
prpuet en Masie 5Oritrifter Og Yre'
parationer, Tom jes bapOe / min 8eiics
belie, iorip9te ics U9iaa German Sprnp
for at blioe tuit en- beitig 6Ortiulelie,
Der bauoe iGitet Zig / 2ungerne. Zen
gap pieblittelig 9iuorin9 os burtig gel
breoelie. CO.
u. o. Green, Gncfabrifaut,
Mppbburp, Ntelu SerIep,
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

aR,o ION maahe ne n1rmee nnbarhnm8t ahhnns Sahubeie afa fuh, frniRe Us Gerue.
ebsoomms, bes Epe ehr Muarert SanIM liant OWt8e ISbaehr tahrmeo eOpuurg ruauu
er fra Gi im ere hdbuobep oS ip aG Uns ddnae 8h. 6ahbanr pa Sort Sunr .subn
% GnMR, gNlaa Gents GnnGre "a abuMn
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT & APPLIANCE CO..
1e1-lo3 STATE STREET. CHICAGO. ILL.
8elterne erboloes osiaa hos R. A. E~NGBERTSON Decoah. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Susmpore i 8ien sier Streit MOB
Slaqtcrue, foroi Oisie boloer &iObet
iaa bei Iris. Der ienoes runot til
ale Susmpore furnishing paa Giaaus
ming al narenoe @taoretter, iaa man
ital funue greie fig uoeu Sjpbet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
farm tiKafas.

40 Gcres iomGrfet 5armlauo, % geres 90.
Der Htog, 12 Ncres meo llnaifop, 2 gpiI sv
ltenfor Mabel ! 6tlmOre Goantn. SIM
Saaningsbus, uobnie o8 uomartet nrfro
paro. Sor n9rmere GplDsainoer benSssSa
man lig mlnotlig eaer %itriitlia III So,so,
Speripn, Mabel 5iqmore So. WWu 5I0i
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

.. 8. 8~ulbipin, Garnespile, Gent,
T~triper: Seq bar / min 6amilie bru9t
2eres @erman gDrup % finoer ben at
bore bet beoIte Ntiooel MOB SOlte Og
SOrtiplelie, iom jeg fienoer seq all'
befaler ben til enbper f. rGrntf 2i'
belier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

ct. Safobs Oljc er uoen Ipil be.
6eblte Wtiooel moo 6%rotbploer. 0er
linbrer itrar Smerterne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
geltct fat paa Lana grppe.

geltct it pa lan8 yroDc.
Or y. Spen. Spunhnn, gMuu, 26be Sn. 1892.
s. belle fire ar bar is mi bot ansbnns til at proe 3ers gcte os is ma fe,
bet arbeber uomGfet. Oct gar Ell nGfoGros 9mnis &htum8 mango spgoonr8hb
febr, Us ON nOsen taippger mig fan is rp8t antefde 9eres Sener im ben bebfe
a@bidu. SEQ bill spn ali, boat us fan for Gem.
gGrbpogf Soften SegIaub.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Sc Qpertis iemeutet.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
FOUND AGAIN.
Miss Alta Beard Swallowed and
Located by a Detective in
Kansas City.

Mrs. Albert Beard, of the Hughes
vile, neighbour BOD, went to Kansas
City yesterday and asked the Humane
society to assist her in finding her lost
child, Alta Beard.
Late in the afternoon Police Detsc-
tive Hunt caught the girl when she
visited the house of q friend ON East
Fifteenth street, where she had left
some clothing when size was there
few days ag. The detective shadow
ed the house all day. Her mother
happened to be within at the time
and the girl consented to 60 home to
Hughesville with her.
This makes the second time the
young lady was locatei in Kansas
City. The first time she succeeded in
giving her friends the slip.
Miss Beard. accompanied by her
mother, returned to Hughesville. on
the train which reached here at 1910
last night. Mr.. Beard met his wife
and daughter at the depot and the re-
united members of the family were
soon at home again
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
ABOUT THE FAIR.
Secretary Burr Says the AssOcia
tiOn Will start the Finest
String of Horses Ever
Seen in Missouri.

A. L. Burr. secretary of the Mis-
souri, State Fair Association, returned
yesterday morning from Peoria. ILL.,,
and Louisians, Nc. at both of which
he attended the races the past week
He was there also for the purpose
of completing the purse entries for the
Sedslia August meeting.
Mr.. Burr makes the assertion tina,
the largest and finest string of b rse:
ever seen 10 Missouri will be started On
that occasion.
To amply prepare for the accom-
mediation of this immense lot of flyers
three additional barns are being built,
and these. with the three burns al
ready finished, will accommodate not
less than 400 head of exhibition horses
Mr.. Burr says that he talked
with great many borsemen
from all sections OF the country
and they express unlimited confidence
in Colonel Seth Griffins ability to
make the Sedalia kite-shap.
ed trick the fastest in
the United States. They know full
well his large experience and natural
talent for bodybuilding. Col Griffin
will remain in the city until the open.
lug of the Fair and will su'
perintend every detail Of its finishing
touches.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02

the body out. His watch was found
also and it was still running when
picked up. The chain was missing.
Mr.. Mead was taken from the wreck,
dead. His Decs was broken. He
had received some bruises but his
b .dy va, not mutilated. At the
Tyler undertaking rooms the dead
man was properly dressed and enc .sed
in a handsome chancellor casket Of
broadclOth with gid and 81 yer trim
mings. Members OF Railroad Conduc-
tors and TraiDmen organizations were
in attendance to render proper ser.
vices.
Past Grand Commander W. j.
Cochran, of the K. of P. appointed
committee consisting of j.
NJ. McNulty, Samuel Cowslev,
Eugene Park. Willis King, l.. B
Sullivan and 7. Moore, Of Nevada, to
escort the body from that place to Sc.
dalia, where it was met at the union
depot by a committee of knights and
Conductors and taken to Hills un-
dertaking rooms temporarily.
The fun.ral services will tie held at
the family residence. No. 523 Wet
Seventh street, at 2 o'clock this after.
noon. unde the auspices of the Order
Of Railway Conductors. nnd Knights
of Pythias. Rev. b. +. Boiler Of the
Congregational church will ofiiciate.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
GOV. HARDIN'S NEPHEW.
A Rare Romance i'm Which He
and q BOOnville Belle were
The Principal Partici.
pants.

The death of Ex-Governor Chas. H.
Hardin last Friday recalls a romance
in which he YVES once interested. A
wealthy nephew of his named Harper,
while attending the famous Kemper
Family school at Boonville, Mo-, some
fifteen years ago, fell in love with
Miss May TompkiDs, daughter of
Judge Benjamin Tompkins, then of
that city and now of Jacksonville,
Indiana. Mics TomE kins was quite
fascinating, being pronounced bru.
nette of charming manners and rare
beauty. Her father had once been
in fine circumstances, but had met
with reverses during the civil war.
and was a poor man, though still
prominent as a citizen, editor of the
Advertiser, and politician. The
handsome students attentions were
amply reciprocated and an engage
ment of marriage followed. Soon
after his return home to
Mexico, No., bis uncle's place of
residence, Harper, one night, acct.
dentaily shot himself, inficting fatal
wound. He fingered for several days
ard just before his death, true to bis
sweetheart, he requested that she be
given ten thousand dollars of his
money. Miss Tompkins was doubtless
deeply grieved by the death of her de-
voted lover, and at once began wear
ing black attire the same as widows
wear. The weeds of mourning
heightened her remarkable beauty
and made her the observed
of all observers as she
was accustomed to pass along the
streets OF Boonville. In due course Of
time, Governor Hardin administered
on his nephew's estate, and the dying
boys request was fully carried out.
Mes TOmpkips received the $40, 900,
reinstated her parents in worldly
goods, and when last heard from was
residing in Louisville, KY, and mar
.Iied-tO another man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
AT CHlCAMAUGUA.
Colonel Vincent Marmaduke Re
lates an Incident Of his Cap
ture There.

Colonel Vincent Marmsduke, bro.
Their of the late lsmented governor
was in Sedalia a few hours last Friday
The Gossiper engaged him for short
time. while waiting for . train, Is t.
his Experience in The civil war. ''The
first occasion OF my capture" said he,
twas at the battle OF Chicamaugua.
was serving as an aide on the staff Of
General Hindmsn Of Arkansas, and
together with about Is of our com.
msnd, who we're in an exposed posi-
ton. was captured early in the day.
The storm Of conflict was raging ali
along the line, as We prisoners
were marched back into the
enemy's rear. Suddenly l saw
amid the great confusion an
opportunity to escape, and. though
l was attired in full COnfede rate uni
form, had a comparatively easy task
il getting into our lines again. Soon
after l reached our headquarters, word
came that Colonel Walker, Hind
mans chief Of artillery, had beer
killed, and l was assigned to the va
cancy. The battle ragged for three
days and Bragg was victorious. Gen
eral Hindman was greatly beloved BY
his men. He was Of low statue and
slight build. He had black hair
dark eyes and was as brave as a lion
Soon after the close of the war, h
was assassinated at home in Arkansa
by q negro, who shot him one nigh
as he was sitting with his family"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
THE NORTON MECCA.
Walter Williams of the COlum-
bia Herald Describes Sights
and Scenes in Salt
Lake City.

An hours travel southeastwar1 and
Salt Lake City, Mecca Of Mormonism
was reached.
1t was Sunday morning. Church
was attended in the Mormon tsberna-
cle., The annual convention Of the
Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A. Young Mems Nut.
ual Improvement Association was in
session. Twas a great day in Nor
mondom. The services were quite
interesting. The speakers included
some of the chief officers Of the church
The principal discourse was BY Elder
B. H. Roberts and was an excellent
Christian sermon. The sacrament Of
the Lords Supper was partaken of
by a large audience. rwenty-four
elders passed water instead of wine.
The congregation of Is. 600 people in
GLIDING several thousand babies, was
well behaved, but ignorant looking.
Women of course Out-Dumbered the
men but in the immense crowd was
not seen one gentle, refined, intelli.
gent face. Whatever MormOnism
does for the men it does not bring
elevation to wOmankind.
The tabernacle is magnificent. The
organ is the second largest in America.
1t cost $780, 900 and has 8, 900 PIPES.
The music is beautiful beyond descrip-
ton. The choir is composed of $50
persons under skiIIful leadership and
forms an important part of the SER
vice. Tue building is perfect % far as
acoustic requirement goes. The speak
er can be heard with ease by any one
of the Is 600 auditors.
The tabernacle is only a temporary
structure. Near by is the Mormon
temple built Of white granite, walls
ten feet tn OK. 1t will be completed
next year at cost OF 81, coo, 900 after
the symbolic forty years have been &C.
cupied in its construction. We
climbed to the top Of its tower. which
can be seen for fifty miles up and
down the valley. The tour is sur
mounted by an angel Of heroic size,
heavily covered With gold leaf.
We visited also the Bee Hive, the
Lion House, Amelia Palace former
ly the home Of Brigham YOung's ia
vorite wife, now . Kelley institute
the grave Of Brigham, the Mormon
university and other buildings. Brig
ham was a great man and the wonder
full city that he built up in this wilder
ness is a tribute to his genius. Nor
monism is declining, il is said. The
greatness of the so-called apostle is not
now behind it to foster and promote
its progress.
About $1,000 people claim Salt
Lake City as home. 1t is an over
rated town. 1t is not nearly 90 At
tractive as the average tourist paints
it. The mountain streams that water
its streets are largely mud and many
of its buildings are tumble-down.
Still it is a pretty place. There are
fine drives, several large theatres, good
hotels, and charming view OF Fort
Douglass. The Gentiles are fast max
ing inroads upon the Mormon domin.
ion but they have not improved the
civ "a old polygamists did.