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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Book on Blood ana Skin Diseases mailed free.
evWIPT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
Sscilmmg Der Smmweni6,pinoimdt !!
eamahsta zOmtb Sat. %. 6ebruar 1898.
geeriber esrr otter

eandheta. : oHtb "a t.. q; sc 1898
feterl
ii Mebobe
beien. unoSb
eebudn babe 9brond
mn9suou-G ID.
mene
abnlden DBpetdnnnilen
bin
aranfbe
Mno
Rudenyhmen
sanbe mnB bas Meoamsnt oentiosn Mbeiet |sn
wi
ym
pbasi Wewd i
C. il eyauero Der aur ldwau q 2sohm!
nntiheo
apds in brne' idueaen
aoh
SSr sruubs bwinojIdia peou
bebauph: .>..,a
asn
T.
edmure
ri ber Subdtel SaGun
BENIN SrihreIbn
Sr y. &ettmer Wtheu, z. Saf
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30

li6 iiir 5rnu mp ainocr nbidinbet, iib
uOn ibnen auf Der Rnle berumtnnSen
IdBt, iie ais ihOne Yhppden betrudtet,
oereu @iinlben er iid beoin9unsSlOs
unteroreuet, nm idlleBlid 10 trauri9e
GrIabrun9en MAIDEN 81 miifen, ,uis
rieier uu9liidllde GoSjens. Wtan fam
ieine guttn lieben uuo bO6bnlten, Obue
oeslueaen sonS ous 0eit aus Der 0ano
Sn aebcu uHo lid gum Sclaueu ihrer
ganren 5u MAIDEN, unb man fam ieine
ainoer besen uno pilc9cu urb iie baS
ganSe Slid Der Su0ero toitcn lalieu,
obne SaB lie einem oeswe9cn Nber ben
Sopl III wnhieu brullben Ger gIn9lo
glmerifnucr bat ais Meni6 uno ais
Surger munte quite @j9euidaiten, Die
IGN Dor alien aHbcren Natiounlitdten
ausSclfuen. Niit bent dmrriinniiheu
SoeoI 6jatteu mo Wtuiter 1Sater abe,
blclbe man uns prm Qeibe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
perr6bnunps-G o. oi,ntiIT1rr.

9tpro, 7afota bat nun oas Seilpiel
Sotpas na6aeabmt unb bic Grtpdbluns
loa. 8eribbnunss. Gommiiidre porseie-
ben. Sn jeoer reselmdBisen 2oiun'
ober Staotluabl, III welber Jrlecenss
rihter aeuGblt iuerben, iino bier lolher
@ummiilare 81 iudblen, oeren slufsabe
es 1T, AL ie Sipeien in Yerbinonns NIT
oem Sriebensri6ter &ebtsbei6lperoen
in @ioilItreitirdaen auSabOren, che cine
@laae Dor @eridt anbdnsis semaht
lptr6. Nbpotaten iinb upn oielen Der.
nebmunaen aussei6loien. uur Die Nus
laaen Der Itreitenben Yarteien uno eir,i'
ger 3eugen iperoen entsesensenonlnlen
nno bann per Yeriud semaht, ben
Streit irieblid uno sereht 81 idlibten.
@riolst feline @inisuns, 10 mag Der 5all
Dor bic @erifte aeben, bod biirIen Die
3euaenausiasen I'M gOriabren I'M iol'
aenben Yroseb niht bennst werben.
@enn iid bic Ginridtnns bepabrt, bann
uiro boiientlih bic 3unft Der g8intel'
abuutaten ausIterben uno mir baben eS
bann nnr nod nit sroBen 8edtsperore'
bern ~ tbun. (Mbi.)
Nud) in nuisrer 2esislatnr ipnroe cir
aui oben er,p6bnte @inrlhtnns ab5ielen'
Der @eiessntuurI eiusebra6t, ,parp'
ober nibt ansenommen unb Der Snia.
tor, wel6er i'm einbrahte, iunrce nod
osswssen perb0bnt
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30

Gin Don Der utriloheuen 4eaislatnr
erloHeres @eieB beitlmmt, onB III ieoer
incOrpUrirten Srtihoit elne Oiientlide
8ua9e ein9eridtet mb ein &da9meilter
aneeltellt weroeu inf, DER iOlbe beoient ;
lebterer lit nuberbcm trmdhtl9t uui
&erlau9en irscuoweld,e @na9en SlI
priiieu, Die sum Aageu pOH Getreice,
Steb &C. oienen Sene SObnlug be
itebt i'll Serehuun9 uOu 10 Gents fiir
ieoes 8ewiht uno - Gents Iilr jeoe
Yriiiln9 elmer @uuae
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
Ylamoereien BON Sba mb,riain.

Wtlt Identifying oes aultrnlliben SDs
items iuno Samlta9 Den %. b. W. ole
g8nbl elnes oemotratIiben &pitmeilters
lilr Die Stnot Chamberlain ltatt. Sier
opiernnlthi9e Iemotraten traten nls
3onoloaten nni, $50 @abljettcl wur
Den geiijmmt mo pcrtbellten lidJ luie
Ipl9t:
BmabOIbtr, Gbci bes yGb. 7em." -
YuoinQ, 2lcmpner Al
SdulB, Djeiidtsuerihpuerer 81
Sobn Stoite, Gi9nuenlabrItnut Sc
Sie weroeu blernus ieben, onB Die
reriten iperoen Die eBten. Der eBie nber
Der erite iein". 0crr Stulte 1T sebO.
reucr Nnuuouernner unp elmer Der er.
item SeWobnsr nieIer Stabt. CUR @b.
re oes 3eutihthnms muB bemerft per.
cen, ouB ale 9eutide oeren Ipitaerei
ie Chamberlain lit, lplc eiu Wtnnn Iiir
ben oentlhen Sanoloaten elnltanoen ;
niht Die iinnnSielle, mUrnlilhe Uoer Sc
| Id)GltS Iiid)tl9teit oes aunoioaten allen
mar es, pelfe ons obl9e nns ebrenoe
Reluitai lieierte, iOnotrn bas BeipuB.
lein Der 3niammen9ebOristeit, pb Siios
ooer Noros 3entider geseniiber ben lidl
neucrolnas resenoen Diudcr unb
9hhtspIiertbum einer grpBen 3abl
Gln9eborener, Die 9erne ben 6remo9e
borcnen uuter lid) lebtn lieBen, uorans
0eleBt they could use him as water
carrier or wood chopper. &iiroen Die
Seutlheu I'M Werein nit anoern eina,
luanoerien 9iatIoualltGten uno Der 9e
lCbihtlid, aebllpetc 5beil Der Glnaebu
reneu EN-, eeifloNenc Yhalanr biloen,
10 milrbc es balo init oem @ebnbren Der
unlpiienoen ianatiiirten Sanoe siu Gn.
De nebmeu, uuo cine 9leldmGBisere 0e-
tbeilioun0 al ben Nemtern Der ueridie'
benen 9epartements ermO9lidt ueroeu,
lpe es Die glbiidt Der 9ro5en @riinoer
pieier berrlideu &epnblit mar, unb Die
Gouitiiutipn porihreibt
3ieles aber Sll erreibeu, miiiien mir
nlle relIDi6ien, nntIonnlen uro priuaten
&Idiidtcu beiieite iesen uno unisru
StuiS oarin iuhen, Siiraer Der 9r6Bten
&epublit Der @elt, unO Wiitwdbter sur
Grbaltun9 oeren Gpnltitutipn luie pou
ben @dteru iibertpmmen, 81 ieln.
@s eiebt Iaulelloe aui9etldrter eoel'
pentenoer 9lmerltauer, Die uus bepba6
ten, bic piiien, oaB i'll ,3eiteu Der @e-
iabr, mie in euSaDreu 1861 bis 1868,
oas Qano aui Die 9eutiben ii6 perlni.
len ;ann ieben bieie, baB iuir einen ie'
| item Serbanb babeil, 10 iperben iis ms
nur Su asrnc Die Sanb bieten. im ben
uoreripdbnten 3lued 81 errei6eu. Int
iere Nubl bari MIR aui Ntdnner iallen,
pon bersn tibsrnlen Sheen uub @rano4
iGBen mir uollfomtiitn lberjeu9t lnc
@inisfeit mabt tart
Nod 1T Su beri6ten, bdb Elm bieiiser
slbppfat, Der i'll Nusiibuns ieiner Yra'
ris hem @runoiaB III buloisen idelnt;
Der 3lpsd beili9t bic Mittel", III Gan.
ie lebter @ohe etipas unianit oaran
erinnert ipurbe, bnB .ehrlid pdbrt am
lansittn"; iiiui Sdiiiie wuroen zines
2lbenes burh Die aiihentbiire aui ibn
dbasfeuert. @s iheint bios einc @ar.
nuns seiueien 81 ieln. peld)e burd einen
Don @imball nd6lten Tags apseianbten
Briei peritarit luuroe, lautenb: ,@enn
Sis oas Gountb nidt innerbalb IA Ia
gen perlaiien, 10 uerpen Sic in elmer
SiIts binaussetraasn weroen. @bite
Gaps" =. y.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30

Seuti6sr @sSattenr ssnorbsn.

Seutidtr &ebattenr seitorbtn.
%. Mdr;.-M ufes@ts Bil'
belm pispr. Rsbafteur am hisiisen See
bots", iiarb in Der utrsanssnen Nodt I'M
pahapont= nsipital an ben SoIsen Der Am
putaton bes linisu Seines. welde bic aa;tt
(ss mar bm sin SIutseiab selp,unsen snl
9iettuns isinss eebsns fir nOtb,s ssbaItsn,
SdmGds unb einissuns oss falten eranoes
iibrtm ben sobt bes 64idbrisen ,,lannss
berbei.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30


.3m 9rdiib,nten Gleuelano's bisbe'
riaen @rnenuun9eu mad)t leln alter
@esner, Die oemptratiife 9teu Yerl
,Sun", lpl9euoe Semertun9: DDas
@ruuoprinSip weibes Der Nusuabl Der
Yunoesbeamtea ourd) 9leuclono fiIl
lelne :ueite 9tomlnlltratiUn eBt 81
@runb lle9t, plrb plellat telprphcr
uuo lit 8er,hieoenen rGtblelbaIt. Sc.
beninlls tann man nld)t bebanptell, oah
Der TrGlibent ieine Scinee beltra't Ooer
III anitoBser @eiie ieine 5rclinoe be
lpbnt er fiittert uiht nusidlIeBli6 elnC
;Sattipn Hnb lGBt Die auoere uerbungern
er lit au9eniheinlih nitt beltrebt, lid
cine neue Maidine 81 idaIien. @r be.
rldlihtigt nidDt nnbeoin9t anerfanntt
3idtist,it nit llmsebuna neuer 9eute
er tonltruirt ibelnlid) feinen 81
piloieuit aui rein erperimeutaler Salis.
9as alte Sdln6troB Der Tartei bat
eine 9eredte Gbunre, uno and Der junst
Iemptrat bat lie. @arum lih oei,
3opi aber Gleoelano's @rnennunser
Serbrehen, 10 large Die @rnennnn9eu
tii6tia limb? On lunse ni6ts pollirt
luas uns oas @esentbeil belpelit, muf
man annebmen, buB bas @runoprinSlr
oes 9rdiloenten Der ireie, unabbanalst
unb patriutiide @unit) lit, ben better
Mauu Iiir jeben YlaB Su iinoen. linn
10 lanse er oieies tbut, bat gtiemans
llriahe, 81 Hagen, StImmt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
g(bjttuttituna

2tVNtuUuNH pVl "uIlpH't
&er bate iih ons nod Uor 10 Sagrer
9eoa6t Sn Hew NUrt uurce tiirSIid
oil mebrcren @ublpldsen cine yStImms
maihius- prObirt; ourd Druid auI Der.
ibieoeue &nOpie, Die nit lueiBeu, ole
gtamen Der 3anolonten entbaltenoeu
Gurtons ourh cine medunild)e Serrid
tune uerbunben iino, itimmte Der @db.
Ter Die aanoibotenliite ob Sine oer
probrten Mnidinen CAB bos &elultut
uou 9S2 nui oerlelben ab9e9ebcnen
Stimmcu iiir ieben Snnoioaten III l6
Miuuteu na6 ShluB Der 9lbitlmmuns
ab. @s unterliest teinem 3mcifel, onB
nieie Wetbpoe &c, glbtimmun9 III nldlt
oll5uierner 3eit m 9unjen Gnnoe cinge
filbrt lueroen lulro.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
Der pom Iraiioenten Gleuclano gum

Der POM GrGiioenten Gleuclauo gum
SunoeS Yaro GOmlllGr errann-
te &ihter YumOrOur wnr ell Shultd
meroo oes 9apt. s. -. 0nuier pUr
glberoeen uno leBterer in9t Don Inn,
oaB er (gdmOrOur) ilir ben Soften in
hObem WtoBe beiGbist uub eiu Wtann
oUn uuBeroroentliben %eritonoe. iOlule
ein nabmbaiter &e6te9elebrter lei Die
Anlieoler oes Nuroweitens tOnnten litl
9ere6ter Sebanbluus BON Seiten oes
ueuen Gommiiidrs ueriihert balten. -
Der pou9amOrour Su ieiuem sliiiitenten
,ausericbene Is. u. Spwars lit ein
friiberer 9afotuer, er luObnte mebrere
Sabre in @roton
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
Roller entraituns.

Nile Serliner 3eiinns,n iiub poIer vhtrii'
hung baS Sranbss, Der Barrier 6orrelpons
bent bss esrliur Sassblatts aus Srantreid
aussnpisisn ii. neil sr i'm gersodt iirbt ben
Nrtifsl, boB Der Sobn bes grdiioenteu Gar
not non Der pauamaseslIi6ait S'eIp srbal-
ten baben iou. usriabt ~ baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30

aantt
eusiA ssss @lsst biisnin cmes
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-30
Witdea, SIS9atota, Sonneritag, oem 30. Mar5 1898.

Rni iildeGiuwanserer uberGn9
lamb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
MURDERED,
our no PIECES, sEwED IN A
SACK AND THEN
THROWN INTO A LITTLE GREEK,
Was tho Fate oran unknown Man in
the Blnck, Jacks West of Enid.
IN the Newly opened strip.


Special to the Gazette.
Henncsscy, O. n, Nov. 25,--Auother
murder has been added 10 the list OF
crimca ia tho Cherokee strip.
Numbered, cut to pieces, served In q
eack and thrown Into creek in the
thick black Jacks west Of Enid WIS the
fnto of an unknown man who came 60
Oklahoma In search OF . home, This dls-
oovcry rivals the Prclgol mnrler 1t ~.
1.oils. Tor which Maxwell euifcred the
death penalty.
II ~ oormuly one OF The worst crimes
IN the history Of Oklahoma.
An officer Of 20" county told the fol-
lowing story 40 your correspondent
A party " hunters while eating dinner
along tho baula Of little stream, In tho
black Jack timber two miles west OF
Enid, observed a suck protrudiug from
the sand near tho edge Of the eirslili.
Their curiosity was aroused nni upoh
opening tho sack they were horrtied 10
mud tie c1nicnis to DC mass " human
hones aud putrld flesh What was also
found IA the sack bearing the initials
q. ", H., AMI 10 far N Che only thing
found By which tho body could be idrn-
tilted. The body was taken TO Enid aud
an Investigation has been commenced ly
mo story In circulation IL that the muir.
dered man was located on desirable
claim close 10 Enid and was pun out Of
tlio way by an organized band In ihat
vicinity.
Others claim that he WIS a sooner and
that Nigiant committees did the work
A man named Blair nc North Bud says
that a young man uamod Chls. llanders
from Denver, Colo, wns with him at
licnncssey PRIOR 10 the opening and that
he tried 10 induce him to 10 Into The
wild Horse region with him, but he re-
fused. Lenders thon stated HAT he was
going IN previous 10 tho opening and he
heard aftorward be did sooner. Snc0
the opening lilnir had tried 20 locate
l.an1crs, but has not been able 70 fud
linn.
The murdered man Il 20 doubt bur one
Of tho scores who have been murdered
or have mystcrlously disappeared sinc,
tho opening and time alone will bring
them 10 light
Tho settlers are organized and murder
ers aud horse thieves win be eummarily
dealt with n anything can be proven
against them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

10 Superior for tho Grst time, he was
away trum superior for n week OF two
nt time on one or two different occasions
Edwards was playing the drum; he
was known ~ Dick Edwards or Dandy
Dick, said ho WAS from Texas; one ni-
tcrnoon two detectives cnne Into the
lheater; lac seemed 10 be anxious To
know who MI siflngcrs were; | told him
believed he was guilty of crime and
hO had better gct away, lie said he had
NO money; Edwards frequently talked
about IeAas; we were nh Oiit skating one
day; q man took Edwards girl away
irpm hlw; this made him mud aud he
said he had killed four or I've women
down below, and that " they didn't uso
him right he would Kill four or Two
more
AZ Z o'clock last night tho Edwards
irnl was taken up with Henry Hackney
again ON thp stand, Tho witness was
shown tho pistol which was found by
M Oycrinrf, Hackney said:
" have seen u before, about two
months ngn | got tho pistol from I'D
oyerturf about two months ago. the pls.
i0l was found about uncfOmth of nile
fron Dr. Haync's house. VI was found
near a rond; In going from Haynes house
TO Madame Lestcr'N this road j. the
most direct route The pistol found n
3Scalibro douhln-nction pistol Of the Smith
a WcssOn pattern, " Is about five
blocks from Madame Lcsters house TO
where Miss IoWlef wns Killed.
Watt Smith tcstihed 81 wus rooming
NJ Mrs, lIawley's when tho killing took
place; was nt the house fiat night. She
was sitting on Tho side Of the bod, talk
Ing To hor mother. when she WAS shot
IL was 800 o'clock Ia the morning. her
back was 10 the window, Miss llnwloy
tyns shot while IN the north rom VI
lbo house. was wakoncl hy srrcnmng;
/ rnn mo thoir room and then bncl, into
mn roam Ia dress, while I was In iny
,',on the 0rst sbot was fired; Immediately
!, ftoru.srJ md hcforp could got Into
q,,c r,np, tbe aorond slnt WINS fired. /
nv. ,,n npct oftor il,n ecrond shot / put
nN XXX U,a,ts, nniv hcnrl t,gn sh5is.
9,uVt ~ l''1 t nn1i' a,d ber natber yyerr In
Ma'g INV d,e abnta wore fred.
i ~, I"nn nn'u Mn, Toenv Unty,
Nuio llnWigy N'.,.,,i,',, ,,,,s aoinr on ,
loy Wnrh nc h.. hoiis s,J ANA
Mrs linWicg nN'e ~ NJ. iit,a,i,y v.ns
Is now NJ SrhhhA' ~. -, XXX hat
talking (? her dauEn''' ""'' '"' ''''
was nl'9, ,,.t.t. ,..tta,.1. 81 have iivrd
in Denia0n for iWcniH years. h""N
Hackney. aud oynri4ah, 49,. ,,t.,,i c,,nd
Inc MllNtHH lu'NAlh'N ~ lt".t'f 49,. I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

FP'NiNA " AA' NhfNiAft
Elein, TeI. Nov - Last night tho
by thieves aud about SIS stolen. Also
the store Of NJ. Bnsslst WAS entered and
d small amount OF goods wis taken,
The meat market and q barber shop
WIRE briken open, bw nothing was
missed
Elgin hns received about 5000 bales of
cotton 10 date. II Il believed that over
tw0-thlrds Of the crop has been mar
kpicd.
1ailB section haa received bountful
rains and now tho beautiful weather
makes things brighter.
Dptheria made is appearance In our
little burg and gave the people scare
this week, yuapcndiux the schools for
two weeks IN consequence. Ono death
has resulted and several children ARE
now sick with the malady. but the doe
tors say the danger Is over now and
they anticipate no more new cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
@REAL ESTATE. 2

Being IA liquidation. wo otter great
variety Of Real Estate holdings, cansIsting
OF hnc residences. business and building
lots. and an iniurnsa ncfnagc Of iinprrgod
md unlmprosed lands for sale ~ racrl-
hce
7AE NE6cRlA7-s NATIONAL e1gk
FoRT WORTH. TEXAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Ry Associated Press.
Detroit. Mich. Nov. %. Three bodies
have been recovered from the riiina Of
Inc Edison Aioors company building
burned THURSDAY, and two others are
supposed to Be ,beneatli the debris ne
j. Markcy, Edward Genther and I'd
ward VOL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
RAILROAD MAN ASSAULTED
NJ Associated Prms.

Marshnlltown, Iowa, Nov. Is Emil
Stoclcn, railroad inan, WIS assaulted
by a desperate AT ClRddook last night,
who crushed Stockch'a skull with an irOa
bar Stocken WAS robbed OF 500 and
n dying. His nssailant was arIested TO-
day al JnkOrd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
OUR ATTRACTION IS
|ress Goods Bargains
hey Are Many
They Are Desirable
They Are Reliable !

Our choice selection of Novelty Dress Patterns marked
prices to sell this week. trade has been much bet
than any previous season and a great many patterns
/ saw last week are sold But there yet many
Dish suits left for you to select from which you buy
week at saving of 25 per cent You can't help but
4 a dress to please you in large assortment So
BIO along get the best at what you would pay for
|ddy goods elsewhere.
New line of velvets in shades of green brown navy,
|nence and black open for your inspection this week
b velvet for 81. So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Special 20 The Gazette
Erar. Tex. nov. e5.-A good rain.
.shleh hroEs The dFeuth. has lust
fAilen heie-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03
Claimed to be an Indian Agent.

An Individual attired in Il corduroy
suit of clothes and a broad-brimmed
>ombrerrro hat with = leather hand,
attracted considerable attention ut the
Union Depot Yesterday morning. as
he doubtless had desired. He was
rather small in stature, and eiieminate
in his manners ard WAYS. and wore IL
black moustache and imperial. His
hair was black, and evidently quite
long. for he wore it closely braided in
Il neat coil over each ear, which the
brim of his >ombrerro almost hid from
sight.
He looked. AT first sight. a. though
he might he cook for some ranch or
mining outfit. hut he claimed to he
government agent for the care and
supervision of the various bands of In
dian>, who Travelled about the country
with different Indian doctors, and
that it was his duty to see that they
were properly cared for AMI not i'm
posed upon. He was on his way To
Rich Hill 10 spend Il few days vaca-
ton with his relatives who live there
about
Arriving, aS he did, on an early
morning train, the early news-boys
and other hangers-on about the depot,
thought he was an escaped freak or
curiosity. for while he sat near the
stove in Il doze, they amused
themselves by pelting coal and
paper balls at him. He, however,
WI, perfectly harmless.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

The brief sentence comes from the
lips of millions to-day. The BAzoo
Joins the vast army of well wisher>,
willingly, heartily, enthusiastically.
1t wishes its friends, it, patrons and
all the world the happie>t OF happy
New Years-that the ushering in of
1888 may he to them the beginning of
new era of peace, prosperity and un-
exampled happine>s-that all pains,
sorrows and disappointments may he
with the dead past and the future one
of redeemed promises of contentment.
Particularly does the BAzoo wish
that the New Year may give it, kind
liest smile to the sons and daughters
of SedaIia and Pettis county. No
where, in all the broad land,
are the women fairer, more
modest. more faithful or exceed
ed in those noble impulses that make
her Gods hest gift 10 man. No
where are the earth's sons more manly,
intelligent, industrious, generous and
hospitahle. No community ON the
civilized globe is more deserving OF
the smiles of fortune.
A Happy New Year" echoes and
re-echoes on all sides. The very air j;
laden with well wishes. Peace on
Earth and Good will to Man" linger'
like benediction. Welcome brigh,
New Year, On all the people now
ON earth may you shower blessing
with a liberal hand, Is the earnest
wish of THE BAz0O.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03
Express Change.

The American Express company
will supercede the Pacific Express
company on the NJ. X. & Il. after
January 18th and hereafter transact
that industry on that line.
W. >. Daliiba. Esq. one of the
staff officers of the corporation was in
the city the other day looking after
details of securing office rooms, get
ting stabling for horses and other
things necessary to do business. 1t
had not been determined when Mr..
Dailiba was here who would I've the
company's agent at Selalia.
The Pacific Express company which
has been on the NJ. X. 4 I. so many
wears will remain on the Pacific rail-
road and transact business as usual.
The latter company has served the
people well. faithfully and with great
integrity. To do better the American
will have to ''hump' itself.
TIE BAzOO welcomes the new COM
pany az factor in Seialia'> prosperity
and welcomes its officials to the Queen
CITY, in business sense As well a.
socially.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03
Care of the Piano.

\ skilled pianist never allows his
beloved instrument to stand upagainst
the wall in his room, space OF at least
Il foot being allowed, says the music
dealer. This is to prevent damp and
allow a passage of dry warm air. The
precaution is especially necessary in a
brick house where the wall Is an out
side. Bricks are anything but damp
proof, and unless the wall is ''iurred
there will be considerable dampness.
especially when the first fire is lighted
for the fall. Dampness is fatal to a
piano, because, among other reasons,
the rosewood used in making the frame
is tropical wood and not capable Of
resisting moisture tor any length of
time.
In careless kept piano the polish
is bad and the varnish looks rs though
an army of insects had been at work
on it. This is because the wood has
stretched and shrunk with great rap
idity, owing to getting damp and then
being dried again, and musician
seldom cares to buy such an instru-
ment, knowing that the delicate in
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03
An Interruption and Surprise.

During the session OF the county
court this afternoon, County Attorney
Longan stepped up TO the bar and
begged the indulgence of the court for
a few moments. 1t was rather an I'M
usual sight to see 50 many county of
ficials gathered about the court room,
and if it had not been for the intent
ne-- of the judges upon their deliber-
ations, something might appeared 10
he amiss.
Upon gaining the ear of the court,
Attorney LOngan in an earnest, elo-
quent manner, and in his own charac-
teristic style, on behalf of the county
officials. regardless of politics presented
to retiring Judge Il. +. Ferguson, Il
handsome ebony gold-headed cane, as
a slight token of the esteem Of the
county officials. and as remembrance
of the regard in which he would
continue to he held up by them.
i, was evident that the Judge was
taken,by surprise, hut with his ac-
customed GOODNESS and deliberatiOn,
he thanked the donors in IL few well
rout led remarks, and said he would
ever cherish the mementOe as one Of
the dearest of his life, which would
always remind him sof the continued
courtesies which he had received from
all.
Judge X. f. Furgu>on was elected
for the first time to the County
Bench two years ago, but was defeat
ell for reelection through the land
slide. His administration has given
entire satisfaction, and personally he
has made himself very popular. He
retires with the hest wishes of all.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-03
New Mexico Knocking.

SANTA FE, y. M.-Dec. 3l.-Both
branches of the legislative assembly
have unanimously adopted joint
memorial to congress, on the subject
of statehood. The memorial SAYS:
Justice demands the admission of
the territory and the United States
Senate is respectfully asked to pass
the House bill now pending before it,
with school clause Us passed by the
House, or with such modification Of
the Senate amendment is will give
justice to the Spanish speaking people
of theterritory.