Sedalia Weekly Conservator from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 4

SPRING FOOTWEAR We Extend to Our Friends and Patrons a Spring Crrist-i no and a Renewed Welcome to This Homk of GOOD SHOES YoulWill see many Styles here that you'll not meet with in other stores. Ccme to See-Buy at Your Pleasure. QUINN BROS. 205 Ohio Si, SEDALIA. NO.

I SEES FORAKFR'S LETTER. Senator ForaUcr's to Mr. aim Milholland, of New York, on the subject of the prospective at-it tude of He Negro vote of tHe count rv and explaining Senator Forager's reasons for postpon end of all hope of restoring the sol diers. "Postponement was better, because in the fust place, it could not be worse, and, in the second place, it keep the subject alive and in a pratical lorm for consid-eratiou during the present campaign. The whole country knows that the Brownsville subject has and this brings up a feature of this newlr made situation that.

I hope, will enable us to get this additional strength. CHANCE TO PLEDOE 'If the bill had been voted upon and defeated at this session the colored voters of the country would not have any means of showing their displeasure, except voting againsi the party in a spirit of revenge. Now, with the bill postponed, they have at least a living issue, and they have a right to demand of Republican candidates for office, including our candidates for President and Vice-President and all other candidates for re-election to the Senate and the House of Representatives, that they will pledge themselves tc subport Foraker's bill. In this way the 10,000,000 colored people of the United States can great- been narrowed down to a question wis vcrv freelv d'scussed in the i Capital to-day. The opinion ex pressed varied in but the general idja w.is tint fi.j letter may have important bearing upon the election.

FoKAK I.KTTIiK. 'Senator Forakci's lutlur to Mr. 'Milholland follow: 'I have vour letter e( IS of bill, wliicti meanscompu-t? res toration.or the Warner bill, whic ireans whatever the whim of the President may see fit to allow, and that, I am satisfied would be very little, if anything. SKXATOK TItltKATKNMill. 'As late as April 21 he wrote to Senator William Allen Smith of Michigan that he thought many, if 'not all of the soldiers cuiltv, and and do not know how better Uthat there.

no more excuse for mnwr your inquiry in rearl to with them than there the postponement of the Browns- was ao more excuse forsympathy villa hill than bv quotinir from a with tnan lll0l.e woulJ b(. written by ui a dav or two or Syraj)athy with or a9 to Mr. I'icliard D. vViiif; of Guiteau, and that rav bill meant in a'i-ver a oniy ,0 force a ot 0f murderers similar inquiry. 'and prcjurers tack into the army, "Oi thi-s poi it I r.aid f.

and that he wou'd feel it his duW, White: if we passed the bill' to veto it, the IVesi tent active in and if we pissed it oxer his veto opposition, 'Jron ill impor- he would rciuse fo enforce it. tuning- senator I wa. unable to "I have in doubt oi passing the vote, even if 1 succeeded in Hjitliny the bill fit' rend unabl to pass the bil' if I did Cju.t a vote. At most, I could ret of only, thirty-five voles, and somj of tlie-e were wav "nun. It was necch-arv to hive -oi'i-i, A vole at tin-3 time her rirc, nu' int -ieat uu; the bill in December, because enough Republicans have promised me that if I would allow the bill to go ov -r until then they would at tint time vote with me to pis it, but in view of the President's frame of mind and his expr-'ssd pur-dos" to veto the bill, we must if Ihvc a two-third vote.

wtrec i Liz mnvvm. i uuuuie mm WANTED-A RIDER AGENT a. Ml "Bnre" Nereis, furnished by usTOuraitnti rariicwari ana mem ojer at onei. REQUIKKP until you receive and approve of your blc in. S.

without a ctnl defnit id advance, Pre fa III EACH T0WI nwkrna; mosey (ait. nu nunc to, anyone, an: and district to fide and eihiblta everywhere arc bl'cyc'. Weihlp CflftTOBV DDIftCC v' 'Jmish. our cxDense and veu tvtll tut be out one eemt. the mah.ftt imHi hlrwrl.t it 1 nn.cihl.

m.lA mw at one imi I profit above actual factory cott. You aavc 14 middlemen's profits by buying- direct of ui and have tlie manufacturer's (uaS am behind your b'cycle. I0 NUT IIUVl biocle or a pair ol tires from anyent fricts and rtmtirkablt tfecial efftrt to rider agttnU. YOU WILL BE ASTAMSHFD whe.n vu receive our catalogue and IWU HILL DC HaiUmOnCU study our superb models at the mndtruUf fruit we can make you this year. We sell the highest trade bicycles for less money than anv other tactnrv.

sr. with a. DiCVCi.lS fJKAlitSHS. you can sell our bicycles under vour out, name niate at our Dtlccs. Orders filled the div rerrlvit.

SECOND HAND lllCVCf.KS. We do not rcKnlarly handle aeeond hand blcydej, but usuallv have a number on hand taken In ir.ui hi. mr fh.rvif,n w. rjromttv at Mriees raneini; from 1'A to IftH nr Mill. lannln li.V mHCTTD RDAKrC wheel.

roller cbufn-i and pvdali', parts, reca'lrs and IAdltK-DKHrtCS, equipment of all kinds at half ihi usu.il rtUil frktt. 8 0 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF $J80 en r.urii mi tidcc a sample pair to nmwouoB, duly 4 HHBHallasssssssssssssssssssssssssBfiir WMM rlotloe the thick rnbhnr ttMad 7e rtsuhir rilail 6n'ce of theu tint is per pair, phi tv tmroaiue we wilt MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES WAILS, Tack or Olnsa will not let the tUr unt. Sixty thousand pair sold last year. cjverrtwo nunarra tnouanu pairs now in ubc. MiWraiifrlPTiaHi Madeinallslzes.

Itlsltvelv e.T.i'.-HyriJlng.veryduinbleandllnedlusldewith" ntuw.ial oualitv of rubber, which never becomes tixoua ana which closes up small punctures without allow. toraerMUriftKthatlhelrtlrejh.veoulybeen pumped IB StfPt" 3 once or twice in a wnoie season, iney weiKnnomoretnaa 7 ordioarytlre.thepunctureresistlnp;quirtieibeingfrlven ML everil Uyeri of thin, apeclally prepared fabric on the wd. ThereUrprlceoftneetlrelsS.5operpair,butfor Kl5vi2irTivn a4 Mrtlln((purposcswearemakinitaspccialfactoryprlceto aaau. aw rider of only f.8o per pair. All order shipped lame day letter I received.

We ship C. O. D. on enrovat. You do not pay a cent until you have examined and found them ctrictly a representee! We will allow a cash discount of per cent (thereby making the price 4.BS per pair) if ytt Kad rVLh CA8U WITH ORDER and enclose tht advertlaement.

We wlll also tend oS atlcket plated bras band pump. Tires to be returned at OUR expense if for any.reason they ast aaaat aatisfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as safe as In 7 i Est. If you order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run fasten soar better, last longer and took finer then any tire you have ever used or seen at any price. W( jknow that you will so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will gire us your order, tVe want you to tend us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer, jw UAH MMhTkTn Tfore buy any kind at any price until you send for pair of 'IF YOU ITatCaV tltttS Hedgethorn iMncture-Proof tires on approval and trial at be special introductory price quoted above: or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which escribes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about half the usual price.

fl nair but write us a postal today. DO NOT THINK OV BtJTINO bicycle IWm ww Ml I or a pair of tires from anyone until you know the new and wonderful era we are making. Itcoly ccots a pcul to Uaro everything. Write it MOW. y.

JL MEW CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL ty help not only the soldiers, but the whole race, by causing them selves to be felt and appreciated as they never ave been before-. When they come to realize their opportunity I think they will be proud to take a direct and effective part in what should be to them a labor of love. 'I am a firm believer in the. intervention of Divine Providence In the affairs of man. While postponement was to be so disappointing and discouraging is for the "Hoping this quotation from my letter to White will answer, your inquiry, and that the answer may be satisfactory, I remain.

"Very truly yours, B. FOHAKER. Hetrulstta Um bowers by taking Dr. Mite." Nerve and Uver Pllia. SO Si cants.

SnMllisas. alMea. suras. M. Minnlolia Jackson Proprietorj- V.

Willene Jackson JACKSON SISTERS' SCHOOL of MUSIC SPECIAL INSTRUCTORS ON THE PIANO AND, IN, VOICE CULTURE. II AT IDC 7:30 to 10:30 a. ra." 3:30 to p. m. Minnlolia Cottage, ati SEDALIA, MISSOURI.

Star Shampooing and Scalp Treatment a SPECIALTY TAKE THE POR0 TREATMENT And Use POR. 0 HAR GROWER. SO THAT YOUR HAIR WILL BE LUXURIANT AND BEAUTIFUL. WRITE TO OR CALL ON MISS ARDONIA ABBOTT, 2J3 Wet Morgan Street, SEDALIA, MISSOURI. If you wish your hair to become Soft and Lengthy, YOU MIOULD US JAOSON'S NAGIG HAIR ELIXIR.

CALL ON OR WHITE-MRS. J. WILL JACKSON, MINNIOLIA COTTAGE, SEDALIA, MISSOURI. Phone: licit 14o2. RED-CROSS CAFE, THE PLACE TO GET-HOT LUNCHES, COOL DRINKS, CIGARS, CREAMS, SODAS AND SUNDAES.

$1000 Fountain Now in Operation. Genteel Service and Polite Treatment at All Times. HENHY PETTIS, PkOI'KIHTOR r09 North Lnmine Street. SEDALIA, MISSOURI. Drink the Beer Your Father's Drank And Get Your Money' Worth, LEMP'S BEER, Is The Choice Product of The Brewer's Art Sold Everywhere.

When Buying, See That You Get Lcmp's E. G. CASSIDY (it SEDALIA, MO. BELL OS QUEEN CITY 95. PHONES PETER PEHL, Whiikey Merchant, Importer of WINES, LIQUORS AND BRANDIES.

Wholesale Dealer ANHEUSER BUSCH BEERS. Soie Agent EXCELSIOR SPRINGS WATERS AND GINGER ALE. SedeJia Missouri. wage earner or property owner, mercbant'or professional man. The welfare of lh2 city uhould be the first incentive to our actions, Let act in harmony and forget that wu h.ivc hud a campaign, just as we lorpct that wc have republican nd democrat ic strupK'cA every two or four years.

aedalia Capital, June 12. STnmnn.iJiKrf.si tjitck NOTICE. A blue pencil cross I In this epaccj I I 1 A Decisive Majority. Tbe local option election of Thursday was a decisive victory for the Licensed saloon. In only one ward did the dry vote outnumber the wet, the Fourth.

There the drys had confidently a telling majority, but the returns showed only forty-four. In the thirJ ward, where, a dry majority wan also expected, tbe wets had the best of the voting by thirty-seven. In the First and Second wards the vote was wet by 534 and 321, respectively. The result leaves no doubt as to 'the uentiment.of the people, They want tbe regulated saloon and its revenue. By a round major it they have so gone on record.

The Capital Iiasj feared but one thin cuir.ities, bitterness. If such has been engendered let it De forgotten. There is no reason why the people should bold grudges one against the other Men differ in opinion. The ballot box was provided for the settlement oi H'tch differences, woliti cally and otherwise. In a country of majority rule there can be no excuse (or fostering the differ encei settled at the ballot bo.s, tbe common recourse of the A-merican citi.en.

Sedalia is a growiug city. It is facing maiturs of much importance to tvery resident, whether A NEGRO JEW. A longing to observe the pass-over has led to the discovery of a real Negro Jew in the jail at Newark, N. J. On the occasion of the recent celebration of the Pass overs, Sam Johnson (the Negro in question) told the keepers that he was a jew, and asked for Matzos.

So strong was Johnson's faith that he said be would starve before be would eat flour of the Christians during the passover, and he refused all bread. Little credence was put in his story be cause his skin is as black as any Negro and he speaks with a South ern dialect. When however, he was brought out to the corridor, to the surprise of all Johnson start ed to piotest in Hebrew to a repre sentativc of the Jewish community who was present for not being allowed to observe the festal season, as were his co-religionists. He not only spoke Hebrew fluent ly, but also could write in the lan guagc. He was born in Jerusa-lem, he asserted, and was really an Asiatic, although years spent in Virginia have caused him to act and talk like a native Negro.

Kx. Dr. J. Will Jackson is spending this week with family. Miss Agnes A.

Miller accompanied her friend Miss Georgia Garner who has been visiting her to Festus the home of the' latter. Indicates that your subscription ts past duo. 1'leoso remit at onto to till oltlce and oblige. W. II.

HUSTON, KJItor and Publlalier tRtmtwtmttttttmtii Tou wlU tat relict from Pain wha Or. ULtu' AnU-Pala Pills ara Uksn. Narvoua or Sick Hemdacn wtU rM quickly to tha Influence of Dr. UUssj" AjiU-Paln PUla. dose ceata.

Quiivn's Saloon FOR ALL KINDS OF Whiskies, Fine Wines and Cigars Moerschel's Home Beer Always on Tap CALL AND SEE HIM IHI EAST MAIN 8T SEDALIA V. J. BLOCHER GER Wholesale Liquors. -ACiENT FOR Miller's HIGH LIFE," The BEST MILWAUKEE BEER. AGENTS WANTED! 16x20 crayon portraits 40 cents, frames 10 cents and up, sheet pictures qnezent oach.

Catalogu an dsnm pies free. FRANK A WILLIAMS COMPANY, 1208 W. Taylors Chicngo, Illinois. -oo- Lccal Politics. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

KKlTtESENlATtrR, Wc are authorized to announce the name of George W. Anamcsa as a candidate for the office of representative in the General Asserp blv, subject to the endorsement of the Republican Primary on Aug list the 4th. 115 WEST MAIN STREET, SEDALIA, MO. Uoth Phones SOI. OR.

COg'S S1NITMIIIM toe ats; at tarn 0) FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce the name of Harvev D. Dow, as candidate for the office sudject to the endorsement of the Repubji can Primary Aug. the 4th. UEBT INVALID HOME IN THSsWCBT. Organised with a full siad of phjslcrlts ajal auraenha for trtatmsnt of all Cnroalc DlstsitZ tHIRTr K00H3 for aoeommodaUou of patterns Oftratitni flttfmaH wim Skill mmd Suetttt wAtm Surgtrr it Nmtiarj.

DISEASES OF HOMEH of women. Many who haro suffered for ar cured uthoma. snaelal book imi.n u-Vjiu Witdb QUAIUNTft mmfM mrntU jsNtmt it well, ItitUI 1st! TUmV JflRIOOGELE Onarsatsa, Baadf or Spsolal mtE Book Nsw raatoraUro trsataant for loss ot Vital Powtr, Bydroeala, Roptara, Stricture, rts sasikoda. Trainsd ausndsnts, wrniTB won pnmm book oh Oab rajt.Onrra'.aro of Ea. acta, bias.

lUra Lip. Kldoej. ataddar, KllltHi.OaUrrtl, Uload tud I ttoauoiTroahlss, Narroua Dleoaaar, "tlsnu nesassiT treated at home byi aaaU. Ceasaiutloa rree and Ml mcaorbyleiur. TUrty years' cperlenos.

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