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A communication published Yesterday in
The STAR shows that a railroad train ap-
preaching one on grade crossing gives
less opportunity for lodging than a cannon
ball thrown from a house top. and that n
like paralysis in the two cases naturally
seizes upon the person threatened. When
IL is considered that our railroads ignore tho
law limiting the speed of their trains within
the city. and disObey in essential particulars
the law concerning the guarding of their
grade crossings, and that their engines are
hurled with cannon ball force and rapidly at
the citizens wh1 are permitted to attempt the
crossing OF their surface tracks, the slaughter
and hanging at grade crossings are not sur
Prising. Nor Is 1t strange that in every large
city where human life is counted as of value
war against grade crossings has been declared.
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j oHssoS, GARNER & Co.,
$50 PENN. AVE. NV,

We are taking account Of Stock and find we have .
great many Remnants on hand which we have
marked very cheap to close out Remnants Of Botss,
the kind We sold for l0c.. &C. Remnants ChsAaes
&c shorf lengths in einghams and satteenA' Very
Cheap Remnants in Gold and Black Dress Goods. We
are showing q splendid line Of White Goods at l0c
and l2,sc. ladies' and Gents Gauze Underwear
LADIES' Fast Black Hose. very nne quality, use
Straw Mating in 10 to 20 yard lengths The csc
and SOC. quality now I5c.
Al Of our Carpets ut Cost.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO.
saa DENIM. AVE NV
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

notC until September I.
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Continued below.D

Black Silk Belts. extra wide, usually retail at Soc
Only 29c here tomorrow.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
INnrfinrad heln.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

e. instead Of e. As for the very latest style Um
brellas We allude TO those with the natural wood
handles and silver trimmings 2S-nch paragon frames
You may buy with confidence, because give writ
ten guarantee which binds the Umbrella
free Of charge should split within year pur
chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

F 4 4 III $:
Notwithstanding the large sales In this department,
we st claim the best assortment and cheapest prices
in the city.
NOTICE REDUCTIONS
Sc. Paper Fans. 20
&c. Paper Pans. now Sc
Pocket Fans. loc. l5c CSC
japanese Parchment Fans, loc
japanese Half Mourning Pans. lae
Parchment Fans. laced. Ice.
Filtration Fans, laced. soc.
soc. line japanese Fans now CSC
sec Satin Fans. Olive FsnS now esa
Lace Fans six colors. Acc.
Gauze Pans. four oolors 4ao
Decorated GauEe Fans gilt sticks. esc
Feather Fans, both sides alike. sc.
White Sticks. feathsrs, both sides alike. $50.
White stick Satin Fans. feather tips. $50
Black Linen Fans, decorated, CSC.
Black Satin Fans. Decorated, 4ec.
Mourning silk. Satin and GauEe Fans. reduced from
sl.29 and slle TO ssc.
Gray Ostrich Fans. soc and CSC
Fine Fans in Satin. Gsuzs and Feathers in delicsts
colors and decorations
SMITH wARpwELL.
jy24toaulo EOS. so7. zoo Market Space.
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GLOVES REDUCED IL PR1cE.
SECOND F1ooR BARGAINS.

Bargain is q much abused word. but it has meaning
that not altered because the word times mis-
applied.
SUITS
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Un'tl September ,Ve close at 8 pm. Saturdays er-
ceDted.
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eE- We close at 5 pm. every day and D. M ON Sattr
u,days uiitil September III
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BARGAINS You've Heard Or.

CONTINUED beiow.l
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THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER.
Corner l2th q. and Pa. ava
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SMITH 4 wARpwELL.
EOS. so7. 200 Market Space.
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Sound" for price elsewhere and you'll soon tax
ours
PIQUES-plain ard fancily trimmed
marked 81 and S15U-ole and two
pieces.
U--7hey're q snap al 75c.
IMPORTED DUCK-Fancy patterns.
When We got them marked them
$o-'puhhed'' them at So.
es-Ihey'Tt u snap at IL co.
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Hyour neck is rather small large you may secure
Loo Collars for only DC Cuffs size ga for loo. IN
stead Of 2oc. pair
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
Can Women Keep a seoretq

Every woman is not trusty any more
than is every man; but quite as many
women as men are so. In truth it may be
doubted If there are not more trusty
women than there are men. Secrets are
seldom impaired to persons who do not
inspire confidence, they VINO tell what
they cali secrets to dozens of persons,
without knowing much about the per-
sons, without forming any positive opin-
ion of their discrimination or reticence,
are not apt to have any secrets from the
entire circle of their acquaintance. They
are mere babblers, gossips. tattlers who
try to bestow some Importance on
their communications by declaring
them to be secrets. Such commu-
nications are usually commonplace, or of
so little consequence as to make no dis
tinct impression on the mind; needing to
be labelled prtvdte lest they be thought
to belong to the public. Beside, the COM
municators are prone to the habit of re-
peating their stories to every one they can
persuade to listen to them, and then pro-
nouncing them confidential. To many to
whom they are thus disclosed, the stories
are already familiar, and politeness alone
prevents the recipient from Immediately
saying as much. Candor and delicacy COM
pei these. when Informed of their con-
fidential character, to acknowledge that
they are by no means new. But the bab-
lers-men for the most Dart-take no no.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
CRACKED CLAY FLYERS.

The Warksmen of the New Jersey Attn
letic Club at the Traps.
The cunning contingent of the New
Jersey Athletic Club had considerable
sport before the traps on the organiza-
tion's grounds at Bergen Point yesterday
afternoon with card comprising half a
dozen matches at clay pigeon shooting, in
deciding which some three hundred blue
rocks were shattered
The first event was match at ten birds
each from unknown angles for two
prizes. First prize was captured by
George S. virden with six breaks, and
second prize was taken by Charles A.
Pope with five breaks.
A sweepstakes match at twenty-five
birds each for three prizes was the second
event. Elmer L. Bigoney secured first
prize with eighteen breaks. With four
teen breaks Charles A. Pope captured
second prize. George Virden won third
prize by breaking thirteen disks.
Each contestant shot at ten singles and
five pairs in the third event. Richard
Sundermann won first of the three prizes
with thirteen breaks, six on pairs and
seven ON singles. Second prize was
gained by Elmer E. Bigoney with eleven
birds, four on singles and seven on pairs.
Charles A Pope and George S. Virden
and divided. The former broke five blue
rocks on doubles and four on singles, ana
the latter cracked three on pairs and six
on singles.
A sweepstakes shoot at twenty targets
each for three prizes was the fourth event.
The result of the shoot also decided the
winners of three silver class badges.
Richard Sundermann carried off first
prize in sweepstakes by breaking sixteen
targets. Second prize was acquired by
Elmer e Bigoney, who shattered III
teen birds. George S. Virden and
Charles A. Pope again tied for the third
prize, having smashed dozen flying
disks each The winners of the badges
are as follows:--Richard Sundeman, first
class; Edwapd L. Vredenbur2h, who
scored nine breaks. second class, Elmer
z. Bigoney, third class; Edward r.
Grant and W. Blakeslee broke respec-
lively ten and seven birds.f
The fifth event was keystone match
at twenty birds each. Six competitors
contested for these prizes. The chief
trophy was gathered in by Elmer Z.
Bigoney, by fracturing eighteen disks.
Second prize was secured by Richard Sun
hermann, with sixteen breaks, and third
prize was won by George S. Virden, with
fifteen breaks. Charles A. Pope scored
nine, Edward r. Grant seven, and W.
BlakesIee six breaks.
A walking match at ten birds each for
four prizes was the final event, The
prizes were as foilows:-Richard Sunder-
man first, breaks; Elmer E. Bigney,
second, breaks; Edward r. Grant,
third, breaks; Charles A. Pope and
George S. Vir den each having tied at 4
breaks divided fourth prize
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY
orFIcrAL PROCEEDINGS.

e.n,,,. oyTIcrAL pRocE5pIsas oso,.,.a.
cs5y hail; Tuesday. October II. 1890
Inc pn fot was caitec at s;so O'Clock o. u. 49,
Present-Presfdent Alien and Aldermen Com
pony, HOES Jordan, Kaiser. keogh AcArhur.
NJ ton. Saiipger. Schermerhorn, Smith and Ward.
rs. 1890. approved as printed IN manual toru
PRESERVATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions ETC, were presented. received and dis
Invitation attend reception and bali OF the Grand
Court Of New Jersey A. u OF n. Woods Hail. Mon
day evening, October q. 1890. Accepted.
communication from Jersey City board Of trade
concerning water supply, etc. Referred 70 commit
Seventeen 10 Applications for permission to erect
awnings signs, pests. (See reports subsequently
made. Referred to Committee on Streets
une apptcaflon for Inn and tavern Incense: eign-
teen appi11caons for restaurant licenses and egh-
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IN cHANcERy OF NEW JERSEY.

husband. 49, mp tSAs n'n
By virtue of order Of the Court OF Chan cary Of
New Jersey, made on the day OF the date hereor ia
a. cause wherein Robert J. Alexan der is Complain
ant ana YOU and Others are defendants You are
reqniTea TO appear, plead. demur or answer 10 the
eomplainants bin. on or before the twenty fourth
taken as confessed against you -
Inc stid Dill Is filed 10 foreclose certain mort
gage nated August LIST, 1853 made by S.,ulei Moore
ana wite 70 Cornelius Van Worst on lands IN the
5ownsnip OF Union. IN the County of Hudson and
state u new Jersey, which mortgage a rcQisferAd
maze eSk s ~ q @ fcr said Hudson County
And you. Margaret Kfipatrick are made d party
q because You own an undivided Interest
in said mortgaged premises. -
A1a you, John Fitzpatrick arc made a party de
LenaanL, because you are the husband or said Mar
FREDK fRAafBAcfT. Jr,
:. solicitor Of Complainant
Dated October x3d, 1890. ~ y
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09

Garden Company fled with the Secretary
Of State al Albany q certi ficate Of increase
Of capital from 81 SOC, 900 to s. 0o0s 600
CLEOPATRA is more than q success at the
Paris Porte ST. Martin. It is triumph
both for the author aud his interpreter.
Sarah Bernhardt will be seen in It over
here early next February,
The Last Word is condemned, but
the modistes have been thrown into u
state of intense excitement by Adu
Rehan's last gowns.
Patrice Bouclcault was a beautiful
woman and an accomplished musician.
Her death is greatly deplored by large
circle of friends
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
PALMA'S B0WLBRS WIN.
They Defeated the River
side Athletic Clubs
Teams in a Friendly
Game.
THEY CRACKED CLAY TARGETS
The New Jersey Athletic Clubs
Cunning Contingent at
the Traps.
HEY CRACKED CLAY TARGETS

The Palma Clubs team bowled on its
own alleys last night the first of series
of friendly games with the Riverside A.
c., of Newark. The Palma boys won
easily, although their opponents
BOWED a stiff game tor six
frames. when it was toss which
would win, as the Riversides had the
lead by one pin. They had lead the chase
from the start In the seventh frame the
Palnas rallied, and securing the lead
moved away easily and won by 107 pins.
The scorer
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09

tice Of this They 60 their babbling
round, and when they hear their current
tale, they like to assume an injured air
aud to assert that some contounded
woman has betrayed their confidence;
that women never can keep Il secret.
That women should owe, IN any measure
their false reputation TO such Ounce: Is
the best evidence of its falsity. JftlttltS
Henri BroWne, IN Ladies Home Journal
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They are correct.

he satin IS under
lined with fine Atwood
red felt, and they go on
more easily and fit bet
ter than any coats hith-
erto designed.
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The:
TEST
FAD!

All the best custom
tailors in New York,
such as Rock, Powers,
Bell and Croney & Lent,
are making their Over
coats this season with.
satin lining for the
shoulders and sleeves
and fancy cashmere
Innings for the skirts.
This is the latest Paris
ian fashion, and we have
adopted it for all QUIZ
better class Of Over
coats. Our Winter stock
has been made up in
conformity with this I'M
portant change in style
The fact is that we
are ahead; we can't help
it; it is our custom to
lead. and the habit is
fixed.
Our 0vercoats Of blue,
black, green and drab
Kerseys are made with
these combination lin
III J.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
8 EAST THIRD STREET,

near Eowery. gew, York nave your teeth cleanef
ana preserved 70 prevent decay, for sl.Ol
F Fsrsad, q teeth free of charge
rertect hitting sets OF teeth s. MP. No charge for
painless extraction when teeth are ordered Fill
ing teeth with good solid material zoe up Single
testn inserted Tor 81 per TOOTH Painless extraction
WIN gas or eocoaine oJc. Particular attention
galu 70 chiidren's teeth. All work guaranteed
Repairs made wbtls waiting.
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7 otaIs. 80. Is q u l5i3 Totals -.
SCORES by FRAMES.

Palma 40 no 44s 5s7 Tsg 80 1851 1916 1903 1878
kiversideACi6S Sl4 44 CID ~ 9li l0i6 1l91 1892 1906
Averages Palma Club, l57 $40; Riverside A. c.
ti6 So
Umpire-J Harrison.
scofers-D. T. Holcombe, Palma; J. E Rowe.
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The Old-tine Over
coats faced with red
and blue pinking are
relegated to the West.
Under no CirCumStan-
CeS would our trade
tolerate such antiqui-
ties.

We Recognize one truth,
which is, that the young
men of today will be we'll
dressed and insist on the
latest styles, and this is
why we have been obliged
to work night and day to
supply demands from this
source.
A young man would as
soon buy a three year old
tile as a back number over
coat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
Beware of Ointment For Catarrh
that contain Mercury.

as mercury will destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. euch articles
should never be used except on pre-
scription from reputable physicians.
as the image they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by f. j. Cheney d
Co., Toledo, o., contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, and acts dir
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure to get the
genuine. 1t is taken internally, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by f. j.
Cheney & Co.
a- Sold by all Druggists, price 75c.
per bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

crossing deafness has resulted in fits
of extreme melancholy. She is now
at Ssndringham. She is in such a
depressed condition that her husband
and son are hurryiDg to her side.
Emile lola has had an offer of
$3.50 a night of forty lectures ON
"Realism" in this country. He wrote
a curt answer in which he asked:
where and what is the United
States" lola ought to know. His
books have had wide sale
here.
The Bashaw of Tangier, the
same who jeered at our warship En-
terpiise, has become so corpulrnt tn
he is unable to walk abroad. He is
only feet 2 inches in height and
must be abou; the same in breadth,
as he weighs over four hundred pounds.
He has been advised By bis thirty
two physicians to fast for a month.
but he says he will see them bow
s ruDg first.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

Internal strife in the New York
City government has never ragged more
ferceIy in the past quarter of CEN
fury than at present, and not since
the days of Boss Tweed is so much
rottenness heing shown up The
newspapers are teeming with the dis
closures in the sherlfi's office, of bad
work that has been containing for
years and by evidence of the most
positive nature the open violation of
the excise laws, has been winked at
by those in authority. The Empire
City has been a badly governed one
for years and the investigations now
going on may have the effect to cause
the tax payers to rise in their might
and declare and have hynsss govern
ment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
Statement From Henry Bellies
heimer.

Rheumatic, Syrup Co, Jackson. Mich.
Gents: In December, 1887, i began US
ing Hibbsrd's Rheumatic Syrup for it,
damatory rheumatism, from which | have
been a great sufferer.
/ used the Syrup and plssters, applying
the latter to the parts affected also to the
bottom of my feet. The Syrup relieved
me from the first and ..in March, 1883, dis
continued its use, being entirely well.
From personal knowledge Of this and
other similar cures affected by Hibbari's
Rheumatic Syrup unhesitatingly recon-
mend these remedies for rheumatism and
blood diseases
J. s. BRUBAKER. Druggi-t, Vinton, Iowa
w. E Bard, druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
WEN AND WOMEN.

-Vice President Morton reads
more newspapers than any man ia
Washington.
WIN. ID. Howells always uses q
strong exclamation when he sees .
plot OF ground.
Senator Vest lately won 1851 by
hacking a small pair. HIS opponent
held ace high and was trying TO bIu4:
Seth Low, president of Columb;.
college, IS nplhi; G but cat meal for
breakfast and always smokes a cigar
thereafter.
The Prince of Wales recently re.
ceived box Of Key West cigars. As
he smokes nothing but cigarettes he
gave the cigars to one of his attend. !
ants.
-PIlnce Bismarck intends to de.
vote the remainder of hts DAYS TO
making hlm-elf Comfortable. He has
dismissed b s physician aud intends
hereafter TO smoke rs much as he
'leas-s and to drink what he likes. Ii
The Prin ,ess of Wales is in a
erious condi Iou Of health. Her in u
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
"Hisb Five" Stakes.
Springfield Leader.

Jud Ryltrd. of Sed lila circuit,
instructed the grand jury of Petris
county to subp en-. rereons VINO play
"pr gre-sve euchre" "r priz- =, "high
five" or stak :, and tn s. who in
ulge in "clurch It'll $" Shou d
Jug. Hubbard tax. a similar view
there would be futter in Spring
Fl, Id society.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

Gen. Alger now says that his N.
tinued perambulations around the
country have no political aspect what.
ever. While 10 one, at least not
many, will doubt the sincerity of the
gentlemsn's assertion, there have
been 50 many cases of ambitious pres
idential candidates doing the same
thing, it is hard to think but that his
tours will eventuate similarly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

Mn sbaII NVNs.
Judge Ryland is stirring up the
wick, d card PAYERS over in Pc lis.
The Judge has the moral support of
Sali"e in his war ppon the evil that
is entire ,ched in our sister county.
Let III pr grrs'ive euchre pl-yer and
high FIVE devOt beware. TIE Judge
has camped upon their I'll ], and, if
the pa fence of the grard juries hold
out, heir SINS all be br"ught home
10 them. Go for them Judge.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
No Little Indignation.

Jenerson CITY TlIbune.
There is considerable excit ement
aud 10 little indi na'ion among the
citizens of Sedalia over the PC ion of
der the ggsm6ldg iiR liz infringing til, the
sons knows to have played progr s
slve euchre," thigh five" a nj oiher
games OF cards. Und-r such instruct
40 it is said tina: the grand jury has
indicted a number of fashionable
ladies and gentlemen. a very good
way to bring the entire gsmbli"g Law
into dIsrepute is t. construe it IN ac-
cordance with Judge Ryla d's view.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

1t is evident the women in New
Hampshire are satisfied with what.
ever office plums fall to them in the
exercise.of their privi!ege..as suffragists.
They are now jubilating in one of the
towns down in that state, over the
eelction of one of their number to.the
school board. Women in the western
states, where the right to vote is given
would not even smile over such a
small thing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

nor was it expected to be. Consider
ing everything, the home team made
a creditable showing. They have not
practiced, nor have they reilly got a
regular nine toge her, but when they
do, Judging from some of the material
seen yesterday, S-dalia will have a
club that will make games Interesting
here during the summer, and their eff
forts should be encouraged.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22
A Square Deal for Eyerybodv

To enable home and lann-seeke,
to visit the farming section of Mime
sofa, North Dakora, SoutL Dakot,
Montana, the Great Northern Rail.
way Line will sell excursion ticket.
with stop over privileges, good for
thirty days, at One Fare for the
Round rip, on April 22d, May 2Otn
Septemb 9Th, September ooh, and
October 18th, from St. Paul, Mime
apolls, Duluth and West Superior
This will enable purchasers to see
the famous Park Region of Minnesot.
the wonderful Red River Valley, Dew
lis Lake, the Turtle Mount ,in and
the Mouse River Regions of Nerlh
Dakota; the rich valleys of the Big
Sioux and James in South Oak .ra
and the vast fertile district watered by
!ee M!ss q rl, MILF liza. Teton erd Maria.
Montana; no land grant restrictions
or extra costs there in securing home
steads. ~
The Great Northern Railway runs
Snfee Hnes through the Red River
Valley, is the only line to the Turtle
Mountains, has three lines in Sourb
Dakota, and runs the onIy solid
through trains of Palace Dining and
sleeping Cars, Modern Day Coaches
lnd Free Colonists Sleepers to F-rpus
Fall, Moorhesd, Fargo, Grand Folks
Jrookston, Devils Lake, Miuot Glas
yow, Chinook, Benton, Great Fails L
Helena, and Butte, Montana. IT !,
ne only railway in the west OWNING t
nd operating its entire superior eouip.
neat, and with solid roadway 75. c
'Ound steel track, insures safety, c,m. b
Dr. and speed. O
Your home agents can sell YOU e. q
lrslon tickets to over 500 pins On
treat Northern Railway Line. Mans v
hide books or information conceTn;~n m
avel or settlement along this Inn a
leerfully furnished by any gent If b,
lie Company, or F. /. Waitney. Gen pI
ass; and Ticket Agent, G. N. R'v
!. Paul, MINI.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

The new German chancellor is be-
ginning thus early 10 feel that he is
IN the chair of his illustrious predeces.
sor, Bismarck. One of his first acts
has been to issue an order, forbidding
lnforma ton being furnished newspa-
pers by any of the governmental off,
cials. Won Caprivi knows that his
not allowing the general i PaDtls p ~
read too much. That sort of policy
may last while longer. but it is GER.
tainly doomed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-22

And low the word comes from thai
country that for ages has been looked
on as without guile in any respect,
that country that gave birth to q
William Tell, and an Arnold Winkel.
ried, that things are going wrong.
One of Switzerland's canton treasur.
ers has enbezzled 100000 francs.
Can it be possible that the trusted
ofhcial has ever visited this country or
IN airy way associated with American
bank cashiers or state treasurers ?
Verify, the world progresses.