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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

Calvin L. Ives to Mary G.. Bromley. lot
]. Ives x Luton's add 200 o
Lawrence NJ. Wilson TO Daniel &. Vib-
Der. LOT 8. (. II. Remtngton's add. 1900 X
Mary Gunnison TO Henry W. Booth
and wife. pt lot :. blk =. Cheesbrot
Nellie v. Eccerton t. VIM. IL. Ross,
20 ff LOT - aud u ID ft lot 80. Tex e1l1
H. John B. Coltons add. 1900 O
killins Stocking to JooSt vandeu
Heuyei. lot 4. blk 2. Stocking 4
smiths sub. 400 O
August Saur to John Swartz and wife.
seA sw u and sw q z. sec 5. Al
MasceilA Murphy TO Edgar &. Collar.
s14e1seH sec III, Ada-........--......-...- 200 O
Teophit kegalenskl 10 Elizabeth 0.
Hicks. a n fr q sw fr 4 sect.
NciS0u Olo "
Orleans spouldtpg TO John SippIe' ct
nj. ne AneH sec IA, Nelson. .............. 100 O
Augusta " iliiaIns 10 Alta J.. Miner
lzeLne II y sec d AiRoma- ............. loco 0
Mary Z. Wilev 10 James Muir ct al.
Hnwi4 and y W y sec Is. Cas-
Fred swift 10 Wm. swift. y sex
sec II. Courtlund eco
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Beecham's Pills cure sick-headache.
Six bars Santa Claus soap for 25 cents
1t Hxtcifs.


DO NOT SUFFER- ANY LONGER
Knowing that cough can be cured
in day, ard the first stages of con-
sumption broken in week, VIC hereby
guarantee DIR. Acker's English Cough
Remedy, and will refund the money to
AL who buy, take it Ms per directions,
and do dot lind our statement correct.
White 4 White SO Mouroe-st.
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cu1aA&o MnPc4o
.Frccp-essss - srn sgs4.g wb>ss ~
eeu omoa0 NJ 0OO0, Wne< Nhses
wao&r-Ns 3 60 - 6orek MSom<
Mar Es<0&x<
csns- Qsiss sns ar~>v ~ 80 - fyes'
fc~. 040Mc, IA u4es "a fANv. 49,
msr<4 G&ss mss azs0o&<. - 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

TM beet saive in the world for euts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
pfes, tstser, chapped hands, chilblalns.
corns and al skin eruptions, ard posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sAtisfsc-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
Der box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
rists, corner Monroe and Divslon-sta.
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n ecu always iasiss upon having ALI
cock's Porous Pissters and never accept
: suhst,sute, you viii not b disappoint.
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THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and improvement Co. ::
REVISED LIST or
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

Ten acres Of eKeeilenf garden had one miis
south Of Burton avenue. for sale or rent
Handsome lots on tho Bel PhiIs addition
on Burton avenue. near Division street. fol
sale; siso the house and harm on said psEs
With garden spot. Tor sale or rent.
We have one tract ei hard weed finber
convenient ~ market. aad $500 cash % ex
change for desirable residence
We have a Ore list 81 desirable city property
Tor sale or exchange for good improved farms
Pine aud itardssoi limoeret ianis IN ms
upper AMI lower peainsa'xs OF Michigan In
large or small tracts: zlss IN Wlsccns.n
Minnesota szd the South for sale 81 bz.sa n
also ninera, lands. farms. etc.. n al paris u
the country.
We take full charge OF property. adseltse il
for rent aud coilec. snc remit rents al sIe PET
annum.
hne section OF Kansas land with improve
meats, and Detroit city property 10 EXCHANGE
for good Michigan farm or Grand Rapids city
property.
cali aud see US ysu desire to sell. buy. rsnt
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND And IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
G. Wenderiy Euiidine.~
Pncae os7.
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FOR RENT.
fne house IN Paris avenue. between
Cherry street assl Wealthy avenue.
with Al the modern improvements. II
rooms ...............e--.--$soa
housc on Union street. near thtrsx. al
modern Ism 9rorefaen q -
house. ten rooms. suitable for two fam
HES. on FIFTH axrpu>. near irier 81 L %
touse on Hsrifn STREET. "a aeef from
Madison avenue. Que sfocx f1oA Disfs-
ION street ear
Also suits offooms ~ block on corner ef
East street end Fifth avenue. fos
rooms IN suii- -......... ,........s-........ sss
! heNf< aaa harm aBd 10 hcrrs hand on
Fulton sffcrt. carnef Fuller street.
FcH SALE.
large. fne bSfixe With modern improve
mtnfs. * LA6tsge 81 very cfesr)-.. &C. 20
1sotsaee oe south ihicn street. ess snd
~ith gosa ..,....,......... l.sse
houses ~ she foef ef Madison ave.
block IRON Division street car ..,..,..,,....
VI .iu VI $50. }10
house No. 30 y. ioBsS sfrref 4..s.....s-.. I.<3s
house 40. - fe1ersor sffnae - tn1
farm. ~ actek - x. TAlsnsdse ....- 1.f0s
5houses on West Siae. south Of Leonard
unrest ~ from .... ..4........-s $50 20 f7o9
4is3 xzcaaf lets ia efifrrenf parts VI TIE
city. Money furnished 20 bus3a. n desired.
=. ". soBTHEor.
efef National rify faak.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN.


no You WANT MoNEYs-If 80 you win
borrowing.
Wemaie loans on household goods. pianos.
horses wagons: or personal persona, property 81 any ny
quickest 10 ssible time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property Is lett IN your undisturbed pos
Loans can be carried a. long as desired or
can be- paid in full. or IN part. ~ aDv time ~
suit yenr convenience. and any part paid re-
Ii you owe balance on furniture. piano or
other property. We will pay IL up for you and
carry = 10 ionR rs sou desire.
Our ofacos are the most pleasant In the city
aud are 30 arranged that partiee calling upon
MS may b waited upcn quickly and courte-
Remember that you have the use Of both the
property and the money and can ietnrn the
"s SRss 3 m RiArfbs MonrsAeE LOAN CO..
Corner Of Monroe. Pearl aud Cana lsrs.
MONEY TO LoAN-ror short time IL large
IA or small amounts or shy form OF good
security. Frank A. werner. 81 Monroe street.
TOR sALE-krsCELLAHE0Us.
EoR sALR-Because OF other business re-
Michigan newspspsr plant i offered for sale.
Address Gazette. bellevue. Mich.
nor sALE-At bargain good Touring mill
= well located ana doing = me business;
cost ever ft01 dollars; can be had for less than
hals Of this amount: also have young horse
Ilousemsn Beck. a. R. AutlsdeI. nsst
hard wood land well located city property
Of all kinds: also 6ne list Of farms and money
70 loau. Cali At Ness 4 81 New Housemaa
Block. A. K. Anfisdel. est
TOR SALE cHEAP--Sew steam ysehf. been
= used only two seasons 70 feet kets. y feet
beam. flne mo1sl. canopy tor. hard wool m
lsh inside. side enrtnins. cushioned sesss. E
borse power upright Willard coFfue and boiifr
Of Chicago. Reason for sriIiue, leN water n
the river. viii trade for s>rona Rapids real
estate; can furnish pbotsxraph Of bexf en- np-
pIscatlon; speed. IL TO Is miles per hour: VIII
seas x te. = people comfortably. T. u Pea
1919 49, ssss. -
EoR sALE- Tfeusehssd ssrnifurs cheap At
No. zsi Jefferson avenue GaH frara ..
For sALE--ssrscerv stosk saa fixtures fer
= sale cheap; eoisg se6a business; Ne. %
Eilswerfh avenue. dsTs
WAITED ROOM.
WAIVED To tsat By . ismIiv sfis |.
s:ty; Asaress - Colt sssnst. eefasr Fisia-
VVAxTFp-T1rr< nicely fnfnfshes roerss sor
~ light housekeeping. a. T.. bex =. fhfs
eGc< a
NAN1Kp-DoAnDE1&.
WASTED--B eersers. pseAssst rooms ard
" fse6 ho9ra: seven minutes Hzfk frsn
Sweets hsf<L Ms tssrfiner. iss sammsf
Nreaf. =
HANDSOMELY fsrpisss1 resns With hoard !,
: rrfcrsaess resafrs1. - North fosss
street.
CARD 7AsLRs ar uosf.
As LINT - here. ke4csls Hosf ser
~ 81 resi- fkeif sQAar~ 1n1 oSI&nR fe14fn1
fa*9es. tsue e&rfs q tea vast 3 osef9s
efsfr1~ rA>2e fs3<phsae ~
wAx1Kp- taKx1s.
WAxIkD-teenu - heAd}e ste Hze ~
eeufsfterA A14F1>s y. y. rrx1o1. Ora.
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REAL EsrArE-cousrRY.


Eok SALE-An eighty acre farm. improved.
= on easy terms Charles Moseiy. - Lyon
street. 20
TOR sALE--6reat bargains leo acre farm
with good buildings and orchard about
four n,iIea north Of city limits on gravel read
Taggars Wcicotf Ganson. Nos IS 4 z Monroe
street. -
FARM FoR SALE-A dssi rable farm Of 30
= acres. three miles from city limits on good
gravel road aud abort thrce niles from W. N.
A. and !. society's new fair grounds; fne new
house. two barns with stsbing for 81 hsa cat.
tie aud abundance OF good water; has been
used for dairy farm for numb er OF years and
Is In high state Of cultivafioni VIII be sold
at q bargain II sold soon. Also farm 81 %
acres. two and half miles from city limits and
one and one-Quxrter miles from above fair
grounds: soil sandy loan. fair hcas- good
barn with good we'll 81 wafer and wird mill
attached; vineyard Of three Of choice grapes
together with other fruits This farm woalu
plat Into acre property and the right man eau
make same money out oft. Also 80 acre IA, ne
two aud . half mica from city limits and one
and half miles from above fair ground on
good gravel road; average soil with fair built
tngs; will sell or exchange for nne residence
In city. For further particulars address
n. Rice. IA North Division street. Grand Rap
ids. Mich.
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oAxe-EAsscr ss1A1 l9as uaca Ne casa.
Do34s, Ma, sst4Aka sAnbies stseay
dsEaen4 fzss 20. y - Ne Whzfs'
80 nc. Ma sk1& est Hnlfss si3i0
sss,e
HEE-wzz s.szs'sf Ma sasss Asss: Ne
7oses' Nj. ,s1ss SIS 80
snslt sappiy SQUAD. fsis - sAotss. 1aoaee.
5000 iaisrssr - gos1. sno1oe
Mxss Posk-Ao<sTssely s<sss sal azsss
fseA Ola sssh = So 70. So. oo ~ soil -:
g. - s>sv "A = 900 - ~..s
"A - Ss.sns - MAJ.
pauIxsr-L.ys cnscssna fooso.<s - N.
~. Tarssxa Sarle - II. Iavs n.~ks
vase csr II. 1--we deess. = eo6a1e - -
49,.
nrrxr.-orsamerv. lnnr.nxe. n.sv~ ,ea>s..
p..r..~ ssask- ls6al1e
o1sSWs.coas,a pr.me whss. .x.. w.,.-
Mo. 7xa. Nsanixsa Prime Wssss s..e ".
- v~s.,. ,o<l.- I.as... - svs.s a. ;.
T.ssr Wnsn ioc. H..dis~hr ia 80 az.
as.~,s~s 81 aex.s fse ~ 49,. a..
Irorons- srsue1 spsrss. 1870 "A =, "A -.
- Ia aulxhe6 sooda
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!IlI!I!|!I!I!|!.l
/ / / j j j /
LOST.
l 0Sf-. On Monday night. pair Of pearl
- opera ciAs.es n IN tsfc nnmo eetie apoa
them. The nns~r Will p'~nk re- urn I've same
70 the Hsrton House cigar staad and b tber-
HELP vABIED-nALg
WANTED-Two mea ss Ne; z South Divis
WANTED-salesme to sell our goods ~
liberal salary and expenses pai1; permanent
position; money advanced Tor wages. savertts-
ips. etc. For full particulars ana reference
address Centennial MIG Co. Chicago. III. IA
WANTED-Good wood ensrsvsr. for furni-
- ture work. Tspp 1 Bauer. llnisnapolis.
help wAHTED-HEnALE
WANTEpI..EEltchsH and laundry woman.
WANrED-Two good girls for dining room /:
House. a
yVANTED-25 girls. housekeeper. 3 women
~ COOKS and 10 waitersat Rooms and 4.
81 Monroc street. IL
VVANTED-A house maid. Inquire 1t room
w As. Wonderiy. 20
WANTED-A competent girl. None other
need apply at No. " Terrace avenue. 6Stf
WANTED Girl or woman for general house.
W WORK; highest wages 10 the proper per-
son. Mrs. D. s. Hopkins. lib Paris avenue;
SITUATIONS WAHTED-PEkALE.
T .ADIES-Desiring the services OF conpe-
Il tent nurse. call or address Nurse. No. 90
Third street.
VVAN-ED-By lady plain sewing, children
w clothes u speciality. 100 5. Divisional. !.
FOR REBT-RooMs
TOR RENT have nicely furnished front
L room 10 rent to one or two gentlemen; In
small, private family; 1--WE minutes walk from
Morton house: furnace heat and gas. Ad-
dress L. p. HERALD. 70
TOR RENT-A furnished room to two gentle
men. No 2i6 Ransom street. Il
E'OR RENT-Furuished rooms. also one On
first ioor with folding bed. private. BATH
hot and cold water. furnace heat. 2Jenerson
avenue. Il
ENOR RENT-Furnished rooms steam heated.
- Cor. y Division and Cherry-st. ~ q
DOR RENT Furnished and unfurntsh
4. i. Smith. s6otf
FOR REkT-aOU6B6
TOR RENT-House with modern improve
ments. 100 Bostwick street. Inquire OF q.
IL. Giidersieeve. Isl Lyon street. III
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MONEY 10 L0AN-For short time IL iArx'
IA or small amounts or shy form OF gco<
security. Frank A. Werner. So Monree street
Phone 1876.
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TOR RENT-House with modern improve
ments. 100 Bostwick street. Inquire OF q.
II. Gidersieeve. Isl Lyon street. stf
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sec ii. coaSsl.nd..'........ 80 eco 90
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PDznolBrn-euie& Standard white. 10 -
grees tsst &c: - gasoline. 7e: = gasoline.
lee: - aaphs1a, eye
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FOR eALE-NlsCELLANE0Us

EOR sALE-Because OF other business re-
curling the owners entire time. . good
Michigan newspaper plant IL offered for sale.
Address Gazette. Bellevue. Mich. a
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13
GOOD ROADS.

We note with intense qualification
the earnest. determined, systematic
work now being done in behalf of
good roads" The whole country
pres, pulpit. roStrum, business office
and fireside-has at last come to real
ize how far behind the times We are in
the matter of road building, and is
clamoring for good country roads.
The nineteenth century has witness
ed most wonderful advancement in
the scientific and mechanical world--in
line of business, in all the different
avenues of the commercial world We
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13
basis, then and not until then, can W
expect good country roads.
The Markets.
KANSAS CITY STOCK.


KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. TO-
Cattle receipts 100: shipments l.
800. Steers dull and 10 TO ID cents
lower; top steers selling at ST; COWS
steady to ) cents lower top grades
selling at s4; Stokers and feeders and
Texas steers quiet feeding and stockers
selling mt 1885 for best grades. Hog
receipts 500; shipments 800.
Good hogs steady; Others weak to D
cents lower. All grades s4.75 q
6.25; bulk s6.O5 a els. Sheep re-
ceipts LOO; shipments none I'M
changed.
ST. LoUIS-SToCK.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l0.-Cattle receipts 200 ;
steady. Hogs, 100; market steady ;
prices range from $3.50 to 90; sheep,
400; firm.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10.-CloSe No. , wheat
cash 12s; Jan. 73ss; Nav. Az Oats steady
cash 3OI Jan 81 !. Pork steady cash Sl.ii5
Jan. Sl.5b5; Nav Sl.515. Lard steady
cash S962i Jan. S967!. May Sg05. Short
ribbs cash SSl5; Jan. SIS.
IT. LoUIs-PRoDUCE
ST. LOUIS, Dec. lO.-Closed-Wheat
cash, better 5S,. Options steady, Dec. 6S4
Jan. 69s, May 75}, July 75l. Corn higher
cash IS, Dec. 3S,, Jan. 3s5, Feb. 39s, May
43I. Oats cash firm 81, May higher 3ai
Pork, firm. jobbing Sl45O. Lard higher
$3.50 a. S9.62!.
CUICAGo-sToCK.
| CHICAGO. lee. lO.-Cattle - Receipts
800; shipments HOO; slow, steady
Christmas beeves S575 good to choice steer
81 40 "a. so; medium $40 o.. 49,; com
mon, S2.95 IL, $40; cows SLID "a 200
heifers y. - IL, $50; stockers Sl..0 IL 80
feeder $3.50 "a, 30. Hogs-Receipts IL,
600: shipments 5000; opened strong
closed &c "a 10 cents lower: rough ant
common 500 a. SIS; packing and nike.
$50 a. 6.25; prime. heavy $3.50 "a OF
Butchers $500 "a $50; light $50 "a 6.l'
Pigs and skips $3.50 e. D: Sheep an
lambs - Receipts 1900; shipments 90
strong. Christmas weathers 800 ~ Q
Christmas lambs S515 Ia 6.23; natives
q 1870. Texans S4.30 &. 100; lambs s3-I
| Ia, 81
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

Judge Foster of Kansas. gave "A
fitting rebuke to the Kansas state
board in his short and pungent note to
Gov. Humphreys. He voiced the
sentiment of every honest man when
he said that if stealing an office was
regarded as standing up for Kansas
he would ''sit down" There Ii alto,
gether too much trickery inrepublican
politics, and it is becoming more and
more apparent with each succeeding
election.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

Captain Bassett, who has just COM
pletted sixty-one wears Of servic' u;
the United States senate, keep ~
snuff in box that was given AN by
the great Daniel Webster. Anon.
the distinguished men who have taken
a pinch from the Captains historic
box are nearly all of the great men
who have served in the senate from
the DAYS of Jackson to the present
fine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

In spite of the cholera this fall both
the imports and the exports of the
United States increased greatly over
last year. For the twelve months
ending Oct. 81 our exports were s9S2,
s44, 6S5. For the year ending Oct.
81, 1891 they amounted to 1927 80
612. Next year if all goes well, the
United States will ship to foreign
countries over billion dollars worth
of American products. Step by step
each year the business of this great
country grows. For the twelve
months ending Oct. 81, 1891 our i'm
ports footed up ssl9,OO2,s22. Fo'
the like period this year they arc
1856, 800, $50.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

If. for any reason, the other coun-
ties fail to raise the required subscrip,
ton to the Springfield, s, NJ. Il \.
II. X. the 500, 900 to be raised by
Greene county should he placed in es,
crow as bonus to the first railroad
that will be built into this city from
the Missouri River. Sedalia is slow
in raising $4,000, which is not credit
able to that rich and enterprising city
Springfield Leader.
Don't get uneasy, neighbor. Large
bodies move slowly, and when the time
for accounting comes, Pettis count,
will be there in her usual good shape
Our people know good thing, wheI
it is brought to their attention, an'
the s, S., NJ. Il n, is ours
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

The MANY friends of Hon. George
F. Longan here and elsewhere are
urging him to become an applicant
for appointment to the position OF
United States district attorney for the
Western district of Missouri by
President-elect Cleveland and it is
probable that Mr.. Longan will consent
Ia the Use Of his name in that con,
nection before Mr.. Cleveland's inau-
ruration. Should he do 30. he will
have a united and enthusiastic support
from the democracy of Pettis county,
and Il strong support from many Other
sections of the state where he Is We!
and favorably known rs "A lawyer and
democrat. A more deserved ap
pointment could not he made. Mr.
Longan has served this county accept
ably in the legislature, where his talent
placed him in Il conspicuous position
He has served his county four year
as prosecuting attorney. in which po
sition he has justly acquired the repu
tation of a vigorous and an eiiicien
prosecutor. He has served his part,
faithfully a. chairman of the count.
central committee of this county, am
in other WAYS. always being subject T.
the calls of his party and ready to re
>pond. He i well qualified as a law
yer and democrat to fill with credi
the position for which his friends ar
urging him, and his appointment
would he most worthy one. n be
ter or more satisfactory one could NJ
he made.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13
he clear, or a democratic house will
not entertain them, which is in direct
opposition to republican procedure.

As has been generally predicted,
the monetary conference, now in ses-
sion at Brussels, will adjourn without
the accomplishment Of any Of the ma
terial results for which the meeting was
called. A careful reading of the pro
ceedings since the organization of the
conference would lead one to believe
that there was large amount of
chaos in that section.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13
A JAPANESE WAITRESS.


Description OF an Oh gins. Always Well
Behaved Maiden.
Sir Edwin Arnold gives q very pref
ty description of the dainty little Jap
anese table waitress:
She never speaks o. settles to any
serious duty of the entertainment
without falling on her little knees
smoothing her skirt over them and
knocking her nice little Hat nose on
the floor. and will either demurely
watch you use your chOpstick. in re-
spectful silence. or prettily converse.
and even offer her advice as TO the
most succulent dishes and the best
order in which to do them justice
1t is not so very difficult to use the
chopsticks those simple knives and
forks Of Eastern Asia. if you learn the
secret of the guiding finger between
them. Otherwise you will drop the
first mouthful from the soup bowl on
YOUR shirt front to the gentle but
never satirical laughter OF your
waitress.
Amid the talk that buzzes around
you will have inquired OF her already
What is your honorable manner" and
How many are your honorable
years?- and she will have told you
! that she is Miss Star" Miss Camel
liza I" or Miss Antelope" and that she
was Is or otherwise on her last birth
day.
She counsels you 20 seize that tiny
lump Of yellow condiment with your
chopsticks to drop it In the soy. e
stir up and flavor these with the pinh
flakes Of salmon. and you get on fam
ously, watched by her with the warm
est personal interest
Now and again she shutiies FORWARD
on her small knees to fill your cup o.
rearrange the confusion into which
your little bowls and platters hav'
somehow fallen always with q con
summate grace. modesty and good
breeding. With the condiments he
little fingers have mixed. the uncooke'
trout is so good that you cease pres
entity to feel like voracious seal an
wonder if it be not wrong. after all
} to boil or fry anything. 90,
Environed by all these tiny dishes
and lightly Gut:ering from one 70 al
other. you begin at last to % con
scious of having dined extraordinarii
we'll So YOU say: Mo yoroshii" q
Is enough). and the service relapses
: little for music and dancing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

Gov. Francis has semi-ofiicially an
nounced that he cannot consider any
new cases for pardon. He says he
has more eases submitted and awaiting
action than he can dispose of during
the remainder of his term and do jus
tice to other duties, and that no new
petitions would be considered from
this date unless new evidence hac
come to light since the conviction o
the prisoner establishing his Innocence
of the crime charged. Parties con
templating going to Jefferson City t.
obtain pardons may be interested ii
this information.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

The most important duty of the
present session of Congress is to re-
trench in the public expenditures. A
beginning was made at the last ses-
sion in some directions, but more re-
mains to be done. To avoid a new
taxation or new debt the expenses
of the government must be cut down
at least $50, OOO, 900 a year. 1t may
not he possible to do all this until the
Democrats shall come into full poses
sion of the government, and can re
peal some of the permanent apPropri
ations made by the republicans fol
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

The proposals to suspend immigra-
ton for one year does not meet with
very general favor. Indeed, it is rad
ically wrong, unless an emergency
arises, not now on the surface.
America should invite a good class of
immigration as well as take measures
to keep out paupers and irreconcila-
bles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

the purpose of preventing reduction
in taxation. But a start
can be made now If the
House will act with decision and firm
neSs. Every amount saved now will
diminish by 30 much the burden OF
the people and the embarrassment of
the Democratic Administration next
year.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13

Prince Bismarck has $500 inves-
ted in Milwaukee street railway stock,
and when he and William fail entire
ly to hit it off he can go TO that city
and try his hand at directing city
street railways. A man with his ex-
perience in directing ought to make a
success OF it.