The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 7

SEDAUA DEMOCRAT. MONDAY EVENINa JAN. 8 1900. BACK TO TEE A Convict Released Under the Three-Fourths Rule. TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE She Had Obtaintd a Divorce from Him While He Was Serving: His Prison Sentence.

TO CLEAN MATTING. To make soiled matting look fresh and bright prepare a pailful of warm water with a handful of salt and four tablespoonfuls of Ivory Soap shavings dissolved in it. With a clean cloth squeezed out of the mixture, wipe every breadth of the matting, rubbing soiled spots until they disappear. A WORD OF are many white soaps, each represented to be as grood as they ARE NOT. but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine.

Ask for Soap and insist upon getting it, COPYRIGHT 1888 BY THE PROCTER GAMBLE CO. CINCINNATI PRESIDENT PLEASED. Because Piece That Is to Be Dedicated to His Club. Dick Hungrerford, president of the Augustian club, is highly pleased because of the publication of the following in the Sedalia Times of yesterday Scott Joplin, the well known colored composer, is now working on a piece which he will dedicate to the which is one of the swellest clubs in the city. The piece will consist of a combination of dances, such as a waltz, march, polka, schottische and and will require eighi couples to make a square dance, and it will be danced in time There will be a song to the music of this dance, and as the song is sung the couples will dance to the words of the song.

The will make a hit in this city and throughout the United States. It has been said by many of the professional musicians of the city, and all of those traveling through here, that Scott Joplin is the only writer of the original negro which has been a puzzle to the professors of New York, Chicago and other eastern cities. Just Mis Life. It was a thrilling escape that Charles Davis, of Jiowerston, lately had from a frightful death. For two years a severe lung trouble constantly grew worse until it seemed he must die of Consumption.

Then he began to use Dr. New Discovery and lately wrote gave instant relief and effected a permanent Such wonderful cures have for 25 years proven its power to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Every bottle Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Mertz drug store.

the Mutual Life, of New York. Pie was born there, and resided in the community all his life, practicing his profession for About thirty- four years. He leaves a widow, three boys and one daughter, FORMER SEDALIAN. He Becomes Gsueral Attorney In Missouri for the Alton. J.

EVANS, imum AGENCY REMOVED To 311 Ohio (over Brjar.t-Towm'y D. G.Co) Teiephono 340. For fieiit. A modern residence with ten rooms, close in; bath and other modern improvements; $20 per month call at 410 West Seventh street. rs J.

W. owman Suicide of a Physician. Dr. F. Philpott, 55 years of age, committed suicide at Salisbury Saturday evening by cutting his throat.

He had been ailing for a couple of years. He was a member of the A. O. U. and carried $2,000 Among the promotions of the New Year is that of Franklin Houston, local attorney of the Chicago and Alton, to be general attorney for Missouri, with offices at Kansas City, says the Kansas City Times of Sunday.

He was local attorney for the Missouri Pacific railroad at Sedalia, but removed to Kansas City in 1892. He was retained by the Chicago and Alton to assist in prosecuting Kennedy for train robbery in 1S97, but failed to convince one of the jurymen of guilt, and withdrew from the case before the next trial, at which Kennedy was acquitted. For two or three years he has been a local attorney here for the Chicago and Alton, attending to such cases only as were specially assigned him. Was Surely a Hot Oae. I only intended running the 6 for 25c oval photos one week, but the way the people took hold of it shows they appreciate a good thing, as I made 179 sets of them, and had bad weather two days.

So to be fair, I will continue to make them this week, which will be positively the last. You know they are oval photos, the newest, neatest and swellest thing out, and are 6 for 25c. We are still giving oue life size crayon and one doz. best cabinets for $2.50. 115 W.

3d. No stairs to climb. owersock Go Where You Will, Say what you please, hunt as you may, you find in the whole broad land a laundry that does your shirts and collars in a manner that gives you so much comfort or so spotlessly white as the Sedalia Steam Laundry. Geo. W.

Longan, proprietor. Phone 154. compel your children to take nauseating cough mixtures; Coldicure does the work quickly and pleasantly. Emmet L. Wilson, who was released from the penitentiary yesterday morning, stands a splendid chance of returning to that institution to complete his full sentence, says the.Jcfferson City Tribune.

He was released under the three- fourths law for good behavior, but failed and refused to leave the city at once, as required by law, hence he must complete the full sentence. Judge Clarke sent him to jail yesterday, to remain until the March term of the circuit court, when Judge Robinson will, on indictment by the grand jury, send him back to the penitentiary. During the time Wilson was in the penitentiary his wife came here and worked at the home of Mr. L. C.

Isom, near the city. She secured a divorce from Wilson at the last term of the circuit court. Wilson declared that when released he would kill her. So yesterday morning he started to go out there. Sheriff Henderson heard of his threats and he went out with him.

After a conference with hii wife, the sheriff told him to return to the city with him. This he refused to do and ran down into a field. The woman then came to the city and the sheriff protect her, Wilson came back to tl city and pretended that he was going to leave on the afternoon train. He went into it, but got off before it started and came up Policeman Schmidt arrested him and took him before Judge Clarke who committed liim to jail to await tlie action of the circui court. Prosecuting Attorney Waldecker evidently desired that Wilson should not escape the officers, ant for that reason he filed informations for his arrest with both Justice Winston and Judge Clarke, which fact caused some little friction between the police and the constables of the township.

Sheriff Henderson would have held him, but as Wilson could not leave until the 2 train, he wanted to give him the opportunity to get out of town, if he really intended to do so. Judge Robinson sent two convicts back to the penitentiary at the last term of circuit court for not leaving the city as required by law, and Wilson is almost sure now to meet the same fate. GAIL BORDEN EAGLE BRAND FOR NURSING AND GENERAL COOKING. FOR A BOOK FOR MOTHERS. CONDE1NSEO Borden's Condensed, Mfik.Co.i New Voric KAHRS KARVES KOST 3 lb cans Concordia Tomatoes, per 2 Sugar Corn, 85c 4 cans Merry War Lye for 1 lb Polly Baking Powder Polly Patent 75c Blankets, now $1.00 Blankets, now $1.50 Blankets, $1.75 Blankets, $2.50 Blankets, now $3.00 Blankets, $3.50 Blankets, Wil liam.

Successor to Kahrs Bloess. no West Second. Tel. i68. Vaccine, fresh from vaccine farm.

Servant-Harker Drug Co. To Care Constipation Tako Cascareis Candy Cathartia 10c or If C. C. C. iail fco cure, druggists refund moneT forget our thimbles.

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Sterilof ChiCAEo. fitw anted good farm hand; no other need apply. Good wages to a good man. Address this office. Coldicure promptly cures any cough, young or old; pleasant as honey.

We can supply you with any amount of vaccine. Servant-Harker Drug Co. BUCK FU6 2nd wm- STORE Highest cash price paid for household goods; goods stored and money loaned on stored goods. L. F.

MUOKEY, J13 West Main. Monogram cuff buttons at No Smoke, Gas or Clinkers, Cole's Hot Blast. No Smoke, no Smell, ovelty Oil Stoves. Best, Garland Cooks and The Great Majestic Steel Ranges. Ilgenfritz 3i6 Ohio St.

Good Measure, Low Prices, Prompt Is wfi it you get when you trade with me. I have a complete line of Fancy and Staple Groceries which I sell at the very lowest prices with the best goods, and will save you money on your grootrv bill if you will give me your orders. GEO J. GROSSHANS log East Main Telephone 274. Plambing and Steam Heating N.

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Old Age Postponed. CURE The sent of Nervous Diseases Is at base of brain. When the nerve cells at tliis point waste, a terrible decline of the system occurs. Nervous Debility, Atrophy, Varicocele, Failing in Back Dys Insomnia, are symptoms of this condition. Neglected, itresultsin Paresis, Insanity, cr Consumption.

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