The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 7

SEDALIA DEMOCRAT. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22 1901. bill for $190,000. Senator Magee Not Treated on No Care No Pay Plan. A PHYSICIAN HAS NERVE.

Bill l8 Itemized at Hate of giU) an of Es tate Will Contest tlie Bill. The Pittsburg Dispatch says the estate of the late State Senator Chris L. Magee has received a bill from Dr. Walter C. Browning, of Philadelphia, for $190,000 for professional services during the illness of Senator Magee.

Dr. Browning was in attendance on Senator Magee for twenty-one months previous to his death and accompanied him to several places for the recovery of his health. The fee is believed to be one of the largest of its kind ever charged in Pennsylvania or the United States and has produced widespread comment in professional circles. The bill is understood to be itemized; covers twenty-one treatment, and is charged at the rate of $8c per treatment hour. One charge is tor last treatment at Atlantic City, and another $12,000 for accompanying the deceased to Hot Springs, Va, The executors of the Magee estate refuse to discuss Dr.

bill more than to acknowledge that the charge of $190,000 has been made. It is learned from reliable sources, however, that the bill will be contested. The work of the executors of the esiate is reviewed bv the county courts and it iv be that the charge Cviii be taken up. If not, it is said by the senator friends, that the bill will be jcor- tested if Dr. Browning insists on demanding the payment of the charge made in the original bill.

MAPnUpaiRyS RISK, Races in Front of Kailroart Train aiitl Clears the Track. a thrilling act of bravery at Nanuct, N. Saturday afternoon, which made her an object of admiration in that neighborhood. father, who was one of the leading gold democrats in recent campaigns, has a fine home in Nanuct, and keeps several valuable stable horses. of them strayed on the railroad tracks as the afternoon train came along at a good speed.

The horses galloped wildly ahead of the locomotive and manv persons watched the race. Presentlv the engine driver was astonished to see come tearing rapidly down to the track a littiC girl in bright red cape and jacket and riding a spirited horse. This was Elsie Wiedermann. The bold little rider galloped along in man fashion some distance ahead of the big iron horse that was approaching her. At the point wdiere this happened a path runs for some distance alongside the tracks.

The madcap little rider was bent upon saving her wo horses, am she did. With hair ilymg to the winds and keenly alive to her danger, she gilloped on, overtaking the maddened horses racing just ahead of her. Calling them by their names in the voice the animals well knew, the girl gt)t them off the track in the nick of time, and, as a thrilling finale to her performace, the little red clad figure dashed across the tracks witli the locomotive but a second behind her. Then, with a pretty smile and a wave of her handkerchief, she bounded up an embankment at the side of the tracks to a place of safety. The train crew and passengers, who had seen her daring act, waved handkerchiefs and hands in response.

IN A HEART. St. Louis Surgeon Performs Remarkable Operation. Elsie Wiedermann, the pretty 14-year-old daughter of Robert The Gloomiest Room in the House Can be made bright and cheerful if the right kind of Wall Paper is used. The proper colors must be chosen.

We will assist you in picking harmonious shades from the best line of Wall Paper made. Pittsburg Wall Paper. We sell it. One of the strongest features of Pittsburg Wall Paper this year is the perfect blending of colors. Jin Tbe most agreeable and pleasing effects have been secured.

Tints and tones for every room in the house. DEXTER'S BOOR STORE, 109 East Second Street. Dr. H. L.

Nietert, superintendent of the St. Louis City hospital, has just performed one of the most remarkable operations ever recorded in the annals ef surgery. It consisted of taking three fctitches in the heart of Philip Gunn, an employe of the Sharp- leigh Hardware company, who jad been stabbed in a saloon hfawl. The point ci the knife blade had entered the right ventricle Ttna had pierced to the cavity of the heart. Luckily the knife had entered tbe heart obliquely, and the result was that the opening between the cavity and the pericardium, or covering of the heart, was lip-shaped on both sides.

The wound acted as a valve, at each pulsation of the blood through the heart but a small quantity passed through the artificial opening. The task of stitching this unusual wound was a very diflicult one. Dr. Nietert first removed a section of the breast bone, exposing the pericardium. The motion of tlie heart cannot be repressed, and Dr.

Nietert was forced to make the stitches while the organ was shilt- ing about. It required three sutures to effectually close the gap. This delicate operation finished, the pericardium was sewed together. The portion of the breast bone removed could not be replaced and the operation was concluded by stitching together the skin and the outer tissues which cover the chest. Gunn is still alive, and as he has a strong constitution, the physicians predict his recovery.

IN ROME. Curious Trick the Shop Keepers on Foreign Visitors. Is anylliingyou viin It do iiol t)o hy the of thfj hut Jiter and vt for llie tiling. will liiul it ii'you havo paticnoe. Al ho't.

and niiu-tanlly, liie Ih profiiu'i a nouuii uriioltN no. inal will nover ('oininon. I In grad- Lialiy he forlli a Ik lter i-peci- uuMi. good. hV, a jirintW' might glad to Iniy Finallv, when lie ha.s wt arii yon out and von turn to go.

he iimh it is some pt'rb bruoatle inhroidt. ri in iridd, some gorgeous portiere w'orkefi in satin, some rieli with Seri pi ure stories i hat you want; and. with a sigh, ite opi im a eiip- board and draws it forth. A eomhinaiion of and opposite f( lings kept him i tiilnling it l.ielore. He is hc- iwC'f a to ke ep it ami a hn g- Idnailiele is indt ed hut yon not admit it.

Do yon ally to buy iu von must nerve yoiirsell to light. 1)1 gins at the zi niilt; at the nadir: and gradually, by (d x- travao'ant laudation on his part and pnveiation on yours, Vint approai'h each oilier. I oil the di--tanoo is too gin at. 1 he bargain Von turn and go away. He run- ftar you and oHVrs it for l( 1 nt -Mil the prioi-is b)o Im in inm aw you.

ith a -ten am! eound; ntial air aimtiu of tlie tribe apjnaae-hiS yeni. Was it a g(U)d you wantid? He also ha- one bkt that you hav---een. only in iK-turiondili-m You yield to hm iineiioiis and itit'i io.Htop: hilt what is yonr a-toih-hnu nt a Hnov things Vfiii do not want, idintieal artieh- whioh volt luive bemi I'tr. file-, in this shop and a- M-rtid ntly to quite anoih- pKct g-n is soinetinn ati or foiirt iim- in diiUn nt dn-os. and yon areliieky if yon obtain at laM for twi- it- th-nigh v.ni onlv pav a tweuliith part of tin Free Best is a navy lob.ieco.

If you like navy lotiaoco aiul don't like Best, the dealer will return your iiionev if he knows you bouglit it ot him. in the Made only M. C. WETMORE TOBACCO COMPANY. St.

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2-feet, 32-inch and 4-feet high. TEL. 350 We Have Our Oim Railroad Track, and Hew Handle COAL and WOOD. Special. For this week only we will make one dozen cabinet oval photos on new gmy mount for $3 50.

Remember, for this week only. 115 3d, down stairs. George W. Dougherty Dead. George W.

Dougherty, one of the oldest citizens of Howard county, died Sunday morning at his home in Bonne Femme township, from the effects of a paralytic stroke. See the New and photographs. Special bargains in them this week. Latour Sherer. Try our ice cream soda.

Children, 5c. Boston Cafe. a-l-cri. Wdrr iir; Mnry. SCIENTIST TAMES AN ANT.

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hn ran aiK' 'b nt tlu faille refiibuiv. it was to recognize ii to alnavs as it was otln'rwise (lilVen nt fmni it- eoiii- crcainrf lieknd the honey or nugar iilaccd in and. having gatliifid a Mipi'iy. I'e- Uiri.ed to -bar it with itsconqniiiinns in then nmtvfd tin- coik, iipmi the iiiM'vt rame mit ami sought around for food, lie then ap- proacbed it with the ol a needle (lipiHi! in honey, ant at Joraiik baek. as if frighten, ut tln nradiiidly drtw nearer, fielmg alioiit with it- anteiiae, till at la-i it naiiie UP 10 llie needle and lieked oil the I.ater he it to take iiouev diractly from the tip td Ins a'surprising faet wlifu we rc- that the lea-t odor or the slighte.st niovenuul outside their eiilier repnlsivi' or tern- fviug to ants and driven them either til or to demonsiration.s of disgust.

sueeecdcd tit taming Uie. insect so completely that at last it quitted the hnlh immediately tlic urk removed, came in qnest of the liomy on his linger, and at the conelusion of its repast, without at resistance or llight, allowed itself to he lifted on a and carried baek to its ne.st. At. Herald. Abstracts ol Landmann Insurance Rental Agency I basement no.

TRUST CO. Fourth and Ohio SEDALIA. oVnS. every it c- a 6 f3 I'Y nwri oorreet piire.ph-. The t.ilh -hould ln' el, am ilh mi npai'd dow ii niovi- iiieut.

and is impob-ihle with the ordinary tooth of ooiii-be. the from bide to 1,1 II. hut il is not lumgh. Heeord. Goss'p by Proxy.

A e-ood many worn. ii too good to e-o-bip lak, eare'loinviie -i i eral livc- to their i.ariu in oMu to keep ihe from going to WE NEVER SLEEP II' YOU HAVE A PHONE la your residence you can call a doctor or the fire department instantly either day or night, or we will call you at any hour. Tooth Brushes. bnishes have been in use for a long said a dentist, but never yet has there been one made on now Are Aonr jiionryt 7 Died In Gasconade Gonnty. Bern Fritsch, aged 86 years, a native of Germany, but who had lived in Moniteau county.

since 1855. after making a tour around the world, died bunday at his home near Owensboro. Tbe New A bargain in photographs, $4.00 per dozen. See entrance display. Latour Sherer.

Millinery. Trimmed hats from sailor hats froin 25c, 48c to CO" flowers and foliage from 7c abLch up, at The Boston. 214 Ohio St. For Rent. My parlor floor, furnished for light house-keeping.

References required. Mrs. Dr. Carr. Missouri Kansas TelepltORR Co Smith Cotton Building.

J09 So. Ohio St THE OPEfiA HOUSE BAR. R. B. BARRETT.

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