The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 3

SEDALIA DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 30, 1808. GET Ready for SCHOOL oo oo CO Union Made Clothing! Pants, Hats and Suits for Men. HAMILTON-CARHARTT THIS IS THE Overalls, Jackets, Pants AT----E. E.

207 OHIO STREET. F. T. New Spot Cash Grocery 112 South Osage St. I have opened a new store with all new goods of the best quality.

ai lbs best granulated Sugar. I Parlor Matches 5 lbs. Whole Rice I can elegant Pears 6 bars X-Ray Soap xo bars Nugget Soap 5 lbs finest Golden Roast CoflFee 4 lbs best Java and Mocha 4 lbs Soda I lb Star I lb Smoking SPECIFIC AND RELIABLE REMEDIES AT MY PARLORS. FOR DANDRUFF, HAIR FALLING, FACIAL BLEMISHES. WART8, MOLES.

Hair Curling Liquid, Face Massage Cream, a true skin food; tan and freckle lotion, dye, the best made. Consultation free. Hair Goods of All Descriptions. I CUCII Hair, Scalp and Com. III uHLLLf plexion Spedaliat.

SURGEON CHIROPODIST, laa W. Third Street. After. BATHS 0 LUXURIOUa 15 Cents. TIm Newest, Cleaoest and Best Sanitary Bath Rooms In SedalUu Every atten- floa and convenlenca.

311 Onto 5 W. L. DAY, Proprietor. A. M.

E. MINISTEBS. Missouri Conference Adjourned Last Might. ALL THE APPOINTMENIS Awake William Alexander Faator of Qninn 8. C.

Daly Transferred. TELEGRAPH SCHOOL SEDALIA, 114 East Third Stroet. Hurloy.B’ld’g Bstahllahed 27 years. Good demand now for operators, and we are getting more calls tor our graduates than we can fill. Oalli or write for terms and full Information.

Addreos. J. D. The MisBouri conference of the A. M.

church adjourned last night, after Bishop Shaffer had announced the following appointments for the ensuing year St. Louis White, presiding elder; St. Paul, St, Louis, D. P. Roberts, D.

St. James, St. Louis, W. C. Williams; Qiiinn chapeJ, St.

Louis, E. Christopher; Quion chapel, Sedalia, Wm, Alexander; St. John, Higginsville, J. H. Allen; St.

Mathews, Boon ville, J. Sage; Handy chapel, Marshall, I. H. Johnson; St, John chapel, Washington, C. W.

Cross; Quinn chapel, Jefferson City, J. R. Hopkins; Bethel, Waverly, Wm. F. Hamilton; Speed and Bunceton, P.

W. Weaver; Pleasant Green and Otterville, McFerran; Holden and Centerview, J. E. S. Reed; Miami, P.

W. Chester; Osage City, L. P. Dukes; Chamois, S. L.

Bean; Union, M. McFerren; Pacific and Glencoe, E. W. Clemens; St. John mission, F.

E. Clark; St. Luke, S. L. Watson; Wayman mission, B.

W. Stewart. Kansas City C. Owens, presiding elder; Allen chapel, Kansas City, O. J.

W. Scott; Ebenezer, Kansas City, William H. Hawkins; St. John, Kansas City, M. Collins; Sc, Paul, Independence, J.

C. Caldwell; Beautiful Zion, Lexington, A. A. Gilbert; Benton Avenue, Spring- ffeld, E. Vaughn; Handy chapel, Joplin, James Chandler; Malta Bend, L.

C. Holly; Odessa, I. N. Triplett; Nevada, Rich Hill, Appleton, S. S.

Pichor; Wellington and Dover, G. Newman; Pleasant Hill and Summit, Wallace; Neosho, Carthage and Sarcoxie, W. B. Long; Butler, A. Williams; Ash Grove andSpringfieid Hartville, Ozark and West Plains, W.

L. Fisher; Southeast Kansas City mission, H. H. Triplett; Lebanon and Eidrige, H. H.

McAlister. Cape Girardeau Buren, presiding elder, St. James; Cape Girardeau, Wm. H. Spurlock; St.

Peters, St. Louis, James Madison; Olive chapel, Kirkwood, L. Watson; St. James, Bluff, C. N.

Douglass; St. John, F. Bates; Bethel, Commerce, J. W. Wiley; Charleston, Perry Thurman; Belmont, L.

H. Harris; Boone Terre, James H. Randall; Farmington, A. O. D.

Steel; Allensville, to be supplied; Fredericktown, R. Phillips; Dc Soto, J. Pruett. Rev. S.

C. Doby was transferred to the North Missouri conference, which meets Wednesday at Moberly. WED ONLYUKION MEN. To Your Interest dream of values whin they are right here for your asking. close your eyes to the advantage of good things.

There never was a more complete selection of the finest woolens in this city. Our way of cutting, fitting and making is without saying the best in this city. Come in and see for yourself the beautiful designs and compare prices, IHaurice Weisborgh, and Tailor, 318 OHIO STREET. FORBIQN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS. Sedalia, Friday, October 3d.

GENTRY FAMOUS SHOWS! The Only Big Railroad Show Coming This Year. Transported in Their Own Train of Special Cars. the house of representatives of the Fifty-seventh cocgress in determining that no valid election was helc in that district in November, 1900. This is the district in which James J. Butler was ousted.

No Substitute Offered. Say what you will about drug gists offering something as because it pays a better profit, the fact still stands that ninety-nine out of a hundred druggists recommend Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when the best remedy for diarrhoea is asked for, and do so because they know it is the one remedy that can always be depended upon, even in the most severe and dangerous cases. It is for sale by W. E. Bard Drug Co, and all leading druggists.

The Lena Greer Case. Referring to Lena Greer, the Sedalia girl who has made four attempts at suicide, two of them last week, the Moberly Monitor says: case is a sad one, and the man who accomplished her ruin is deserving of severe punishment. We learn that he is a New in man. He is reported to be the father of a large family and under the guise of respectability has ruined several young girls, one of whom was his own A Shocking Calamity befell a railroad writes Dr. A.

Kellett, of Williford, Ark. foot was badly crushed, but Arnica Salve quickly cured him. simply wonderful for Burns, Boils, Piles and all skin eruptions. the champion healer. Cure guaranteed.

25c. Sold by Mertz Hale. The Jeff City Flayers. The Tribune says the members A League of Young Women Clerks Is Forming In 8t. Fani.

DR. H. L. BARNUM, HOMOEOPATH. OFFICE, 300 W.

THIRD ST. (SocoMMr to Drt. Carr Wquea'fl and Ohildren't Diseases given spe- etal attentton. Telephone, TBA. The young women of the union at St.

Paul, have completed arrangements for the organization of a league, in which every member will pledge herself to marry none only a union man and to refuse to receive attentions from any but men with the The promoters of the new organization are all firm believers in unionism, and will do all they can to further the cause. The members will be single girls who are willing to marry if they find the right man, and he is a member of a labor organization. Election Called. Governor Dockery has called a special election to be held in the Twelfth congressional district in St. Louis on November 4 to fill the vacancy caused by the action of Danger to Children Kidney and Bladder Troubles often Blight their Lives.

HOW TO CURE BED WETTINQ There are thousands of children who scarcely know what it la to awaken In tho morning without a sense of mortification. These children are not responsible for the diseases of the bladder or kidneys that make their lives miserable. It is a moral crime to scold 6r whip a child who has lost control over the muscles of the legs and cannot walk properly and it la cruelty to punish a child who has lost control over the bladder. Train the child to empty the bladder Just before going to bed and in two hours afterward take the child out of bed to again empty the bladder. This is easier than changing bed clothes every day, and encourages tho little one.

Give frequent baths, and allow plenty of outdoor exercise. Avoid soolding, and prohibit tea, coffee and highly seasoned food. Give olbt idkst Ctms; allow only a light and no flnids within two hours of bedtime. J. W.

of McKeesport, sayss idney ube cured my little boy of nrinaiy trouble; I tried several physiciana with no snccess. EmEEY OuEB was recommended, and before one bottle was nsed ho was oared and now he can sleep all night without any trouble." Kidhby Cube will prevent fatal kidney and bladder tronblea and will always core them if taken early. In even the worst cases It will give great relief For Sill If Pbarsaci Gentry's Show Always has been and will continue to be the foremost Trained Animal Exhibition of the world, and this season finds it positively better than ever before. An Entire Train Load of Perfect Animal Performers and gorgeous equipage, presenting The Best Show of the Kind on Earth. Performing Ponies, Dogs and Monkeys that do everything but talk.

The Only Herd of Performing Lilliputian Elephants in captivity. A show that is. faithfully conducted and honestly advertised. Mammoth Waterproof Tents with seating capacity of 3,000, Will Be at Sedalia Friday, October 3. THE ALL NEW, SUPERB STREET PARADE Given every morning at lo The largest and prettiest collection of Handfiome Animals, Perfect Equipage and Correct Trappings ever seen.

ALL FREE TO EVERYONE. of the ball team there have all been reserved for next year and will winter at the foUowing places Curtright will go to Paris, spend the winter. Bail leaves Tuesday r.oon for Cincinnati, and will work in his grocery store during the winter. North ives in Marissa, 111 and will go home for the winter. Lawtner, Tolla and Ryan reside in St.

Louis. awtner is a bricklayer and will work at his trade this fall. Scoggins lives at Boulder, and will visit several places before leaving for the west. Cockran and liave go to Westmoreland, where Cave will finish his schooling and Cockran will engage in business. Porter will spend the winter in St.

Louis. Raised from the Dead. C. W. Landis, for the Oriental hotel, Chanute, says: know what it was to suffer with neuralgia, deed I did, and I got a bottle of Snow liniment and I was from he I tried to get some more, but before I had of my bottle, I was cured entirely.

I am de truth, 25c, 50c and $1.00 at W. E. Bard Drug Co. All the best grade cigars caa he found at If you do not want to sell your arm or property, do not list it with £. T.

Thomson, the real estate man, who makes loans. Corner Second and Ohio streets, Sedalia, Mo. Fiano for Bale, Fine upright Kimball piano, cheap, good as new. 502 North Moniteau street. Mrs.

Ellen Barnes. lifts granulated sugar, 50c, with every 60c cash sale of tea. Grocery, 612 Ohio St. B16 Usa Swaet Springs Milling Coapinf 9 Beantifnl Roller Patent Flour BI 6 PATENT LBE 5 FLOUR HAOB IN fUSSOURI. nODEL HILL.

FOR SALB BY Sedalia Gro. R. C. Dolpb J. E.

Rector, J. M. Uckllder, P. H. Moyor, 6.

J. Groshans, D. Miller. J. L.

QUERRANT, Mill's Ageat. Q. C. Telephone, 353. Doors Foand Open.

Officer Johnson found the doors of book store on Second street and grocery on Main street open after the closing hour and reported fact to the owners. The Tkmst of a Lanee is scarcely more agonizing than the recurrent pains in the abdomen which follow the eating of improper food or too free indulgence in ice water. The immediate cause of cramps and colic is often the distention of the bowels by gas. Quick relief follows the use of Perry Painkiller. Careful housekeepers give it the place of honor in the family medicine chest.

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