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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
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Shakes UAi Of tear.


By nsalaFial dissasn. tha banAa Inaehiasy
9aaana hall peresrIn lts efhce. uleEseiot.
SECRETION. nSaraatipr are dlsordvrcd, the
blood becomes Satsrt. the nerves <icsble.
The enantsnonce ghas(ly sleep disturbed
aaA sPPesite eaPsieieals, Tefrtsle IS tf1is
dtsesse. fell IN ifs epnse4usaceA TAese .,
however. 8 known sHsiloie 10 the miasgaat-
ic potion. ard certSiH safeguard agziast 1t.
la EasssFisas assiass II or South Asd
West. IN south America. Gnatenala Hnd
on ths Isshssss-sf faasaa well - iH
iransnasriss eaunsrirs WheYs The scearge ek'
~. this inimitai,ls rssgrnsiss asd teaieay
SIipsieitsr's SfoM4sh ts5ytsrs. has, diiFiayi h-
iass 4A,rsy y-tivs years. b'sea ronk.anuY wid'
ebias the afe4 ef rs tIstfalassl, sFt dssn IN
slrNtshs iss sesereish vAln-. LAYER CONF
plstnts ayspspsla, c0Hsuesstsss. Ei4'aet
irsahle, Fhs.iaaAitsm aad dehasiy- -aFe all
fesae3ica bYsis.s
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11


psys9a, Herss
81 esllsfly sressslsr- II ii,e iifss iiiifsss si,st,
VIII remember John /. Dedis. fam:
iIiarly called Prank, whe formal )
resided here. and was f0f many
years q prominegSt bnsieess man
Tie has heen liking ~ Aesiiia, Ncx.
Mckee, for number 81 years HIS
old irirfsis vfil be glad to read tie
following extracts of j letter from
Nj. Dod,.s 10 ,,hls old lr.end Mi
Jobn b. chapman. OF da,e ot The 10
til ipst. viz:
II have been Kept busy since tbs1
fruit season. opened anu ! save HE
rIIne 10 wriIc letters. Me at< ytr5
busy drying @i.l canning Jiesffs 10 tide
over next seasoa. aud, nun IN some
form Is esscRiisI 10 heaith
/ commenced i14sy Jakirg honey
iron filly hiyes, ! &C, JuJifg che
SIMMER ataliali thousand pounds
monthly, Al which Is perfect, 1
sell ip one poand sections as the
hecs~dclosil ii in the hives. The
secilous inst are Imperfect We take
Z out atd Place IN gIass iaml,lers.
made on pgrnose. covered with I'm
tops which are screwed on. ! have
450uf thcsc 10 ail COW. We pro
cure them from Ohio. Mex; spring
1 will hase 100 hires. and then | cx-
-peei 10 dcvoie nay whole time TO
raising and selling bees and their
f,ft,i,srs. ftsefe Is ffitsFse5 II # r.. t.=
send You q IiSPeF containing an.
accounf Of The laying of the
ural College here. l drew il,c map
eE lhe EassH ard the iorasignf aud
style Of the bailIing<, tlas toais.
landscape, walks. ele., essss4teesing
The laua with sl.ssiEsa Park. the
railroad, etc. On this map is a his
DFy Of Ito oficersof the iHs,itniioa.
and other matters Iil,s. .ifiI ersst 70 us.
II will b. framed aud luag np il the
library. was seated on lie plat
iOrm during the ceremonies. and was
also heHored With conspicuous
place in the proeessin.i-- was gwen
lhe post ot honpr ~ the Graud
1JSfge Il Qas1Rs sd earryiag ihF
Back oi the c6TsirfHiiou,' alor z
sVie o. the G.,vcrslsrr Prince. Grand
MasscT Keri, aud others high ia the
order ] am the oldest Masoa ia the
territory"
The ia Mason was wrtiog 10 q
fr1ond. and not Tor Publication
ffiaIisiss WI be lsieased 70 bear that
aithaagis eighty years old, Mr. Desids
il ia good health aal 's prosperins.
iIe ba!isEcs New Mcxies - 6e a
great copatry.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11


The sapsrstitioas belief that human
IssiEfsgs s4ss;ats steep vita tAAsir hestS
t5warls tho aorth is pow believed 70 ba
h..<ss44 pon = srisnsiEe principle. The.
Iseneh Academy of scieDces has made
experiments apoH the hrdy Of = GEssiilisis,-
sinea man which go 70 RgeEe sslsat each
human. BODY IS in itself an electric bat
tcFy, oae elecfFoie being representad
BY tho head and the other by the feet.
The body Of tho subject upon which
experiments were nade WAS taken i'm
-slzssI1iateIy y SITTER death and placed Upon a
pivot FREQ to move In any direction
After some vsciiiasion tie head portion
turned tox2ris the BeFth, the rssTzsT
board remaining stationary Dae Of the
professors turned It hAl wsy around.
but t3+-Sa>an regained position with the
head piece 70 the nosth. and the same
resalss were repeatedly obtained until
7JYFrafs1S Tl55yFIIsF'sFz Els.SzlEs4s =
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
The Wabash Railroad.


THR 9uGa PfLLMANS IRON cnfera-
Do. Cs.h Nnd Wyuming % -. La9is- THIS
Requires but one Change ~ cars heiwessa
,-ssnss in the Stste and 4sFFtfs.-s-e4 rN71vs
armed 10 New icFk. Boston. PhilsdeiI his.
EgalaisEaeHe ssAisss.EE III 2 issstssaFga ana
! OF he Eastern ppinss-
THROu Oh DINING CARS from Den
se. to Ss. Lnuis. conneeting Atyttsas poiaa
~i:f. tass=ss.A llssess g=s s. The prin-
eipas Eastern cities. afan ssHea a iigas Nad
Vseau the market sN.aFdS. -
THROUGH FREE CHAIR CARS via
lsaAssE i4z
liae, w. Chicago, Toledo. ST. LSt,is La
Faxeste, Jacksonville, Peoria. Des n iiness
Danvi!le, Sprinsseis, Detroit, 0ttamwa
saa isteFaiedlsie poiBts
MANN Nllf DuiE (. A rs ara ran be-
swee- Ksrsas CITY sad ~ l.su4. Chicago
ana Tt.eio. These are the mas, eiesarst
rsxSsa7Tlga7 rsgsg4s4s ever bssfss aud insara The
aie.asI p-.yaes and inxury. "A elegantly
eaaippei bliSsd Is q presnseenl ieatare ef
FULL PARTICULARS up and ApPii-
essian 10
C. M-HAMFsoN,
Commercial Ags. Denver
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

The ressan wAy q waman b afras& ne 9
ENeaNr is prefosFpa SsyBeery tn4es2. R haa
reesr t4ea vesJ eirafiy psoEen thai 81 q
k4t scnse wnsaeA KSe eoastantsy IN eaae@
reaecas. srrss&i2a eoNsiei,sN shat k5e RifgheaA
tsEaS aaooJs Assa stAstios tAsa. Fhe eaasse a
tEts E1f8stlpels state 81 1G1fFs b usually
ns-ssa fuses anEst Hstx1gE1@ent. ~efFsn aSssFaae
taG or pzinfisi frre4aiarity, gsae- -AsassrsE
sseat ee RsczIaEr Wskkntss i6ctdslt 70 keg
seq eEs II Hsaz 10 due 10 innMmaHHE1sUE- ni'
cfFsftca a9 tSpiaessasnts of e@nna IS the
FSs4fe Fta~~Tez ssr 10 s4nsR rTZEHf1 s<siCas
peraliHr tD hsx sex. Frsm wh4uhayex Gauss
10 may mrisR. ists Ftegceis Eax@efAs Rreecrip.
tea d uaatstre esssnAp. % certain IN ta
cnFsiive rsgaltz that ia Eaaaufseinf4Es 81
"a. khgSuHa erawRtss&. ua4Mw q ra4f@sgfes of
iss gfytsS sat4sfacston u gveeF eases ef
Bnasr paia Tor s Ntn - pEe0ptis -
fussaea. ~ sa0teinw nmd serunRSh@nEaA
h-r~rr,s FkycxiES Pfesuiptipa y noe
aIssied aad 4 iafAl1zaAa IA allagssk ans astb1
4uiag nervous eKcstMhilify. fTglE&biistS. AZ.
kausgI5s4. F9pe4zSfaeaa hyseeg4e, sp2snza and
otkr distressing. osFyeQs sYwptrtpa essss-
u,eniY attendant upesa lnaeksQnal ABa organic
dsswssn ef chs wos9h, II frauc9A tefrwsAinz
alAep sea rellevss Dzsatsl saLtety KID d.
srosaesicy.
espYsssas iass " wenlaax Elss. Mxn Ass.R.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

After one has contracted dyspepsia.
eitaser through inheritance Or ignorant
vis..iizfttri of the laws Of health, the
sooner he takes himself firmly in hand
and HIS oasEis limitations the better,
A diseased stomach Is ssszf tiocr d5 1s1tisss
> thousand riaIsaies lgrk, ready 70 enter
and take possession Of the body. =
-Arrowroot Ice. large teaspoon
fiji q arrowroot mixed with bali . teA
cup Of cola water Put one pound Of
-ssssAs, 5jssiee u teaE- -lesasRs aad F!nd Of
ONE leuaon. shred very ene into bowl.
and pour over It one quart OF boiling
water and tue arrowroos- Stir until the
sagz- dlssslyes; strain. cool and freeze
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

uxrrEp saAr.s LAxp orrlcs.
Las Erti1ss, y. NJ,
sep,snsbeF9, 1850.
CONSTANT haxieg been entered a. ihis
oisSrs by FaassiRo Marques sgasnst EsiSsrd
q R..ylr<. Tor fHau4aaent.y catering 1lu-
iss- ! Culture Enify No. $40, dated Feb.
Il gseS.. apoa lie " NEt and lssi !, Sec.
townseip 20 south range > east, ~ pohz
Ana County. n. ~, with Sie@-aa the
esr,sslla;.oa II sAid entrs contestant al
II n tue ssi4 ..sss--s .aa aeseas ssiris
r,,S5FssI . apfear at lhis osfcs on the 9th
AN ~ October. is1a. at 10 o'clock q. m. to
~ t,s,a.,s As.4 fs4rnah testimony cotcesHang
-'''1 - SAMUEL r; Met'esA,
isHlss'ster.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

rsOap stSek. Take = shin oi beef
anl tn. the meat ssfssssi tie ne, pit the
latter in the boitorm Of kettle. lay the
meat on tor pour evcr a galloR Of cold
aoft wsses. and ses where IL WIN beat
Runtfy fu--Crsrr hour. ttslEsu IIlttzrr urnr !
good Gre, let boil Ariskiy and skim, st
hack ~ ain zHa pour scnp nf cold wateF.
let boil and skim Cover closely and
let sImmer veaify for one hour. then
sssA s=s nnien. one carrot, ono tarnip,
one sprig Of parsley and one stalk Of
celery; let coak slaHiy an boss longer.
seassR Rith salt and sTie.s 10 tAstc,
ktraln and set In n cooI piace Ahra
raIa. take on the grease. ard IL = seafS
say sfss tl4, H1aIes
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

a vnapg fellow named Stas+l-ase=5 g
cow punrileF for the 90 ranch
mseli0g lhe oii fisrgIn g4rieneE
Aerk, On :. lonely Lad ,esr lleEhng.
une 3ay last week, attempted L. rob
him. Siauley>was uE7g1Iei aEa tbe
old gar.ieD6f Was riding ia a>sEs ssu-
Stanley 3Few x=si.etstef and
d,lesfdel! the old uan's money tsa
I'D nlsn gave h,sa e. -all he bad
Stanley became cnraced at tife
sraallillsS of ail lant aud tcat
NeIk ever The Ic..sL With us re-
y0Iver. The rcvoiveF vent oil aRi
blew eHe oe s,auley's fng = azgay.
The ee~bsy then permitted the
gardener 10 4rpsrtsZOn rsa,siiifn's.
Demins Merk caused Slanleys ar
rest. aTyi tic Cow p;negcr 'taug'lis tes
in the county jail awaiting the
pleasure ot the nsxi grant jufy -
Sentinel.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

We .wsai every mother 10 know t6st
croap car b. pFeyes,o3. z1Trae srpap suveE
sPpears ~ishsa; wAraiur. The drs' fsnlp-
tam is hes'ssHess ttsa tee child aFpe&Fs
10 hAve tsssn cold Or aeeid Hss hSye &C
eo60pAa5s3 Tbs hosrsesess from the sssEi-
kfysy Ttszt I pszyI5-Er T1sIZ.iI gJsEsT )
lrped, walsh Is followed By the ereaP- Tie
t-Fs.s 70 se; is q aer ts.4 ehii4 asss becomes
hSaFse; tew Escs u chsiabssiaia's
Casgh Remear wsi prevent th7 sJEsS..-
Even after a rough cough hss sprasrsFi,
lie ,i;-eAs t.yea ess.s3 hY. sisia it-sz
rrrresiy IS dressed, Far We tyP. NoFenc.
..tusglss.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
Uxt4sD sTAFEs L8SD UFsicg.
f.sf5v,5.ss. \ ~ Ss5f { ISe1

It v 49, = -
tsasnpsair; hay%,g besN entered at this
4tgea bY Geo II. NertsA, seAlast Co.'S
nd Hosz, frr /sbanasri7g bus Homestead
Easfv No. 1Bi. tS'eft Apsil "a, 1855. ensli
The nv SWl, SWi wv AID ~ ! " /,
SaSAi.ss "a. teMSship ~ saRth Fasge west,
IN Deds Ana Gsahss, Nes Mex'cnt Sis n .
y5.ss L, TIE eAHeo. .All.a of sad e5tf3 the
ssld parties are hcecbs l,iiss.ss-exf % sp.
fes- n .i,s oesee On he 1eih day ofOetoe ees
issn nj % a.rss,ek A. M. ie rEzp.sld niid
f..FagsA asstiaeaS esne=sA4s,sss ssld alleged
abSsd -aEEseFsss
SAsrKL r. AcexsEs
Regis.es,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

NIX b. Joa,,. = SpTits h. 1a~s.
says. have a5al Cs>spbeETsia's Pa'a
Balm f.r sere1azA,1t ps.iaf4 barn. viii
better cffees tasn aaysaas ssss have svsE
tried L ses5sses the psin itsssssss L sd
1eCrss withaaI telisE-s-s scar.' fsia Bilm
Is oae Of ike Eass; usCfsi medicines tAas7
any fsshlis csn BE- provided with, vs FsSt.i "
tar riseaHgiisnl: D. barz ssssra irs- Asll-ss
l..s - I'D .-s .-4a@4 a. E
app.;ra,ias sill Fc,iss the PAN szA fair
triAl Insure 4 ours F.fly eeata hs.s,as fcs
sale b. T, M6sen ~ arn<=iss. LIS crsces,
X a
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
REPuBLIcAx yUBlsATloSs
s1EaRt cntNrr.

Ns1AfAAsA 49, -
aEtbe Legisizsurr-Fr4ak ".
Parker.
For eousty -SberiiE-A. u. Story.
Fer Asses~or-Thes- c. Hail,
For Probate JG,lse-J. J. Aragap.
For Probate Cicrk-g M. Web
stcr.
For Treasurer-w- IL. Baefer.
For scbooi Sap't 5. i. sailen,
berger,
For tts=ssts+. Gt7tets.is.is-s,,sssss WI " +
iiam T. Taylor, I. D. HlIly, r. X
Efsszftarrl. z -=z-----z-
For eoraser-6ss, Leaning.
SAN -NIGErI- ux.g--
Delegste-Hon NJ. 5. otero.
Ceuacil-J. Il. Ward ard Eel
ip1 Sas4eEez.
leprezeatatives-B. =. F4r>y the.
Bliss 75r1egA, Antonio Lueere atsti
Lca1derGallegos.
/sheriif-Eu Eugeblo Romero.
As-essnr-Feiipe Lapez,
Treasarer-GregoFiA Yarela.
Probate jadge-R Roman UilbarT.
Probate clerk -Pra,rseia Gonzales
Superintendent OF schooIs-nr. j..
b, Rettii0ltn.
CoroBer-Dcnaciano Otsro.
Commissioners Isl district. J SO
Ignaeio Bsqaibel; 2nd district Piaei-
90 Saesioval; 3rd district, P.4seaal
Baca.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

Fhyss.ogisss say that The older = man
rrexs the smaiIes BIS hgaia i,ssoasa.
Thss exp.a.ns why nc o,a man knows
sethtnf and Ells' ytrssss enc every
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
county.
.n,s Agriculr'I College.

VT Rynersaa. Les Cruces, Five fsars
yums Nex tanssd .--.s9s OUT
II. A. wfiSssase. Saa AsresAi Sc. Three e
E5hs-t Bisek. Silgsr Clsx x-.A..Es I 1.a :,
J. r McFls. Las Cruces --..-,- .ohe
Jg HeFie, Pfesi3sai w. L. RyRctsSi,
Secretary and TFeNs1sstsl
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
ATTORNEYS

DYSEgsoN q WADE
ATTogSEYs At Law.
Las eruees, ssw Nsxies
Il g. Wad@. District A.1o-aey sra Dsss.
", L. RyH-rson-
VIII p-aesirs ii ~ tie Cesrts II the src
judicial DisiTsci, an5 10 he SaprszAe Cozrt.
Elsewhere hy sBeeisl cnasracEs Prczaps
EsaelSsisa giysa u aaess befsre the LAsz
lssrs. ss.sa and purchases * Raaehs3
4Es yissynr4a negetlGtsd.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
Setlec.

Commercial lts's. Denver
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11

What has Sac 1Deen say
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-11
xs,iee.-Tlmbsr enltnre.

SAMrKL r. AceSsrs
Regis.es,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

At midnight, in his musty den, the
editor sat, dreaming of the hour, when
by the work of his feeble pen, the
world should tremble at his power !;
in dreams. through campaigns hot, be
bore the trophies of conquerer; in
dreams, his paper by all was read !;
then woe his acknowledging pen !;
then came the dollars rolling in then
were his pockets lined with tin. and
honors round his head. An hour
passed on-the editor awoke; that
bright dream was his last, he
awoke to feel q blacksnake long,
crackety-crack round his shout
ders strong; he awOke to cry out
"Holy Smoke 7" and get from the
blacksnake another stroke, the ticks
were failing thick and fast as light
ming fishes again and again +; the ed
itor grabbed his walking cane and
then got in his work. Strike-he hit
HIM over the hsad strike-he cracked
him til he bled strike he nearly
Knocked him dead-the editor fought
like a Turk. They fought like
brave men. long and well they scat
tered the exchanges around the floor /;
the editor conquerd-into his chair he
fell. sweating from every pore. His
working printers round him saw him
smile, when rung their proud huzza /;
the red field was won they saw him
then the front door close then come
back and blow his nose, and called
him 6ghtiug son-of-a-gun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
A Grand Occasion.

The Ladies Court (colored) of the
Centennial Lodge of Sedalis, Masonic
order, held an installation service at
the A. NJ. E. church Friday night.
A grand festival of Olympic grandeur
followed the installation ceremonies.
The ladies were in full uniform, white
dress with red sash, and extended a
hearty welcome to the sterner sex af.
ter the business of the lodge had tax
en- place.
The colored band was present and
discoursed enchanting music for the
occasion. Anvils were fired, pyrotech-
nical displays followed and every one
gave themselves up to general good
time. 1t will be an occasion long to
be be remembered by the co!ored lad.
les of the lodge, nothing but pleasure
was the order of the evening. The
order of the Laiies Court is rapidly
gaini Ig Roadway in this city and this
pleasant event will give it an impetus
that will assure the future of the order
nothing but success.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

For several days past, an oldish
like man and woman have bean
haunting the depot and hotels of the
city, night and day. They visited
every train and seemed to anxiously
scan each face as it emerged from the
cars, a disappointed look then would
come over their pallid cheeks and
they would depart, the lady to her
boarding house and the man to the
different hotels to closely scrutinize
the registers. He seemed to even
study the hand writing of the different
guests. They asked no questions,
spoke very low and tenderly to each
other, as if some deep grief was upon
them both, and when asked by re-
porter if they were looking for friends.
the man answered very shortly they
were not, and the couple then turned
and walked away. Absolutely moth
ing could be learned of their strange
actions or where they are from.
Last evening they took the M. X. &
I. passenger south, apparently aban-
doning their arch.
The old lady's appearance was one
of refinement, and she was expensive
ly, though plainly dressed. Her face
showed marks of grief and recent
weeping. From the gentleman's ap-
pearance one would judge that he
was q well-to-do farmer or stockman.
Evidently some calamity has fallen
upon the aged couple, as they seemed
TO share their grief in common, only
can be INDUCED in, how
ever, as to the cause Of their trouble,
But their actions were peculiar, to cay
the least.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

Senator J. I'll. Parrish and little daugh.
ter of St. Joseph passed thr ough town
West yesterday.
w. II. Powell and J. L. Taylor were
registered at the Midland Hotel in Kansas
City on Friday.
ID. III. Warford, of the Warrensburg
Normal school is q guest of A. w. War
ford over Sunday.
Insurance Agent r. G. Sneed, left for
New York City on Friday night, and will
be absent for several days.
-Chas B. Green, U. s. geographical
survey of Washington, D, c., took dinner
at the Hotel Kaiser yesterday.
Miss Lottie Holstandt, a charming
young German lady of st. Joseph, is in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
p. G. Dedrich, of the ST. Louis Chron'
icle, who was in the city for several days
last week, returned home yesterday,
#. Hampton, one of the substantial
farmers OF this county, living six miles
east of Sedalia, was trading in the city
yesterday.
George T. Somers of st. Louis, bust
ness gentleman who appreciates what Sc
dallas future is TO be, is Sundaying at the
Hotel Riley.
Charles Kerrs who lives fsur miles
east of the city and is one of the wide
awake farmers OF the county, paid the city
a visit yesterday.
DIR. p. J. Mulvane of Topeka, Kansas
who was here last week, was talking of the
great future in store for Sedslis. in Kan
sas City yesterday.
Major William Gentry was in the
city yesterday after brief illness. His
legion of friends will be glad to learn that
he is mending and his usual vigor is in
the ascendency.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
The Earfh's Population.

The human family to-day consists
of about one billion four hundred and
fifty million individuals. In Asia,
where man was first planted, there
are now about eight hundred million
on an average Of one hundred and
twenty to the square mile. In Eur
ope there are three hundred and
twenty million, averaging one hun.
dred to the square mile. In Africa
there are two hundred and ten mil
lion. In America, North and South,
there are one hundred and ten million,
relatively thinly scattered and recent.
In the islands, large and small, prob
ably ten million. The Extremes of
the white and black are as five to
three, the remaining seven hun.
dred million being intermediate
brown and tawny.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
Amost q Cutting Array.

Yesterday morning while the pass
engers were waiting at the Union de-
pot for No. l. seuth-bound NJ. K. &
Il. their attention was attrscted by
angry exclamstions aud the sound OF
a scuffle. Officer CarGes, depot mas
ter, hasteBed TO the scene. snd dis
covered two negro hotel por,ers in
dulging in a little scrdpping match.
As the officer approached, one of the
participants, George Reed, drew a
large knife from his pocket and open
ing the blade, attempted to conceal
the knife in his sleeve. Both men
were arrested, but Al Stanford the
other par icipant, Was released on
bail.
George Reed is an exporter of the
City hotel, having been fired last
Monday for misconduct. while Alb
Stanford is prter for the Hotel
Kaiser. The trouble began by Reed
playfully knocking and humping
Stanford. The latter requested him
to ''leave up" several times,
and finally, losing patience,
knocked the fellow down.
1t was then that Reed drew his knife.
Had not Officer Carnes iuterfered
severe results might have followed,
SIS it was neither party was injured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
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During the past week Chas. Cloak d
Attention, No., and W. G. Johnston Of
Hartvills, Mo-, have entered school to pur|
sue the commercial course. Both ar}
bright young men and will do we'll ID
their school work.
Mr.. c. w. Smith, who has been Q pupil
of c. B. c. for the past seven months, lef
last night to accept position with O cou(
mission firm in 81. Louis.
Prof. Robbins gave tickets free to th,
entire school to attend the lecture given d
the Congregational church by Mrs. Matilda
and enjoyed it very much. 1t seems ths|
c. B. c. can furnish pretty good audi
ence ween it tres itself.
Mr.. j. III. Thomas. having just com
plsted the Commercial course in the aboy,
institution, has accepted a position q
book-keeper for Shultz "The Halter.
Mr.. Thomas is young man of good NOR
ais, well educated, and possessed of 6nt
class business principles. He will Ger
tainl- make q good bookkeeper.
Anyone thinking of taking commercial
course, . course in shorthand or penman-
ship should investigate the facilities Of
Central Business College before going else
where. The courses are thorough and IN
class in every respect, containing all thu
is practical and useful. The branche1
taught in the commercial course are, book
keeping by double and single entry, BUSH
ness arithmetic, business grammar, actual
business, letter writing, business penman-
manshIp, elocution, spelling, business Law
and rapid calculation. In these branches
everything not practical is omitted. and
only the practical and necessary parts are
taught thus enabling the pupil to acquire
Q thorough business education in q much
shorter time than is necessary in our pub
lie schools.
Con. John Sobieski will deliver his
famous lecture on Poland in this city next
Tuesday night. 1t is understood tina. il
will be one of the finest lecturers that has
ever been delivered in the city. All that
have ever listened 10 this eloquent orator,
will be glad to know that they will have 4
chance to hear him sgain.,