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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-20
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE COMPANY,
II. COLE; co..
Starr King Building, 117-119 Geary Street.
CONRAD! CONRAD! CONRAD !
CARD TO TIE PUBLIC
While chosen President of the
lana State Lottery Company DAUPHIN deceased Is
Presidency Manufacturing
Company all proposals for supplies machinery well
all
heretofore
PAUL CONRAD,
Box News La.
ueod
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ss.9s
~ Francisco for ports IN ALASKA Jan. 80 szEExsE
Feb. Ii, March l, I6, 81, April aud May Is. 80 8
A. NJ
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, Jan.
%, 80. FEB. A. 0, IA "a, March l. g. IL. Is, "a, %
81, April and May 8. 10, 10. 20 %, 80. 8 A.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A. NJ.
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and ali way ports every
fourth day, 8 A. II.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara San Luis ObIspO, every fourth day at IL
A
For ports In Mexico. 25th OF each month
Ticket Ofdce-PaIace Hotel, New Montgomery St
GOODALL, PERKINS " CO.. General Agents.
LIST If 10 Market St san Francisco
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PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-OFFICE OF EDWARD l.
IN WOLFE. Secretary OF the Board of New CITY
Hall Commissioners san Francisco, ArEii 81, 1891.
Sealed proposals for the following work and ma
terials will be received by the Board OF New City
Hall Commissioners in the chamber of the board OF
Supervisors on saturday, June O. 1891, between the
hours OF II and Il O'Clock A. NJ. of that day
For the furnishing and placing of document Ale
boxes in the fittings made therefor, TO the amount
OF 1900 or Whereabouts, in the County CLERKS new
office in the northwest wing Of the New City Halt
Proposals to be in accordance with contract draw.
ings and specifications.
The work TO be completed OH or before the 30th
day of September, 1891.
Reference is hereby made to the plans, specihea-
lions and conditions OF the contract in the once OF
the secretary and Architect, under which IN Is work
must be done. The Secretary will furnish blank
forms OF proposals aud bonds TO intending bidders
NO BIDS Will be entertained unless made upon
olanks SO furnished. The bond must be 10 per cent
OF the total sum of tender to guarantee the closing
panied either with a certified check OF with two or
moro good and sufficient sureties, whose names
must be submitted to the Commissioners at least
ihree days before the opening Of the bids in order
that they may pass upon their competency. The
board reserves the right to reject any and All bids
Payments viii be made by auSited demands upon
the treasury. drawn against the New City Hall fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference to bondsmen Should they nave
Ihem) ins tead OF cheeks.
GEORGE H. SANDERSoN!
THOMAS J. L. SMILEY,
JOHN II. BURST,
Board OF New City Hall Commissioners
EDWARD 1, WOLFE, Secretary. Rp2S POS
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SAUsALIT0-SAN RAFAEL-SLN QUENTIN
Wiz
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE.
Commencing Sunday, April >. 1891, and
until fCrther notice. boats and trains Will run as
follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUSALITO, ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (week daySl-T:35.
$3.50, II 100 A. NJ; AS. 1925, ass. $40 P NJ.
(SundayS)-S:0O. $500, 10 100, l. 80 4. NJ; 1890
1880, 2;j0. 20, 5 80, 80 P. Extra trips
Sundays TO SAUSALITo at 1I:)0A.M.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY {weeS
daysl-7:35, $3.50, IL 100 A. NJ. 3:25, ass 6:lO
p. NJ.
(sundays)-s:Oo, $500. 1000, IL 90 A. NJ; 1890,
80, 2:5O, 4:2c. $3.50 P. NJ. Extra trip on Satur-
days at ! As P. NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX (week days.
$50 a. NJ; :45, ASS P. NJ.
(Sundays)-S;00, 300 1000, 1880 A NJ; 1880
p. NJ.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (week
days)-6:25, 7:45, $3.50, l1;l5 A. NJ; ZOO, $780,
Sundays 100, Q 80. lo:55 A. NJ: 1900, NJ: Ills.
Saturdays at 6:25 p. NJ Fare, so cents, round
trip.
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO (week
days)-7:S6, IL :19 A. NJ; :25 P. NJ
Sunday AS, 3:55, SOS P. NJ. Fare. 90 cents
round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (week
days)-6:4U, 500, 9:40, 1I:05 a. NJ; 3;35, 500
(Sundays)-s:l2. 800 1910. Has A. NJ; 1920.
round trip.
From SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO (weeS
days)-7;0O S:l5, 1905 a. M; IL :0a. 2;40, 4:O5
fSuadaysJ-s:45. 9:i5. 1O:4O, ll:4O A. NJ; l2:45
;55, $780, 4:35, 5:45, $3.50, ;45 p. NJ. Extra
trip Saturdays at 1905 p. NJ. Fare, % cents,
round trip
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suru,shro Rooms tuanteo

L. FURNISHED nat, I've or SIX rooms and
4 bath. 3ath 10 seth SIS, wanted by gen
tlcman and VIE no children. Address IL,
tOf Grecnwich-st.
TWO MEN want 70 hire unfinished noor
by the wear in private honas near oth-
ave. and South 42d-st. stata tsri'1, Mh n,
Tribune Uptown Office, LBS Broadway
xxT ANTFD -Fnrnlshcd room suitable Tor
w doctorss ofAce. between 20.a and jOth
sts. near Gth-ave. IL prefer ~ slaOe
lowest terms. Dr. A., Tribune once.
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Gcnnirp Real estate 90 Eel

Il OK SAIL OF RENT -E1rst- class house,
Il Chester Hil Mt. Vernon 4 minutes
T. DEPOT IL rooms al Improvements doc
Grated. steam, severed, piazza three sides.
OWNER, $50 FulsOh-ave., BIT. Vernon.
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Gin Real gstaie 20 fet


ONE LEE'T.--8--tory Queen Anne, 93d- st.
- and sthave.. Al 900. STEVENS, 9th.
ave., corner 93d-st.
:. WEST SsTH .sT.-s45. Dentists Office,
30 reception and work room established a
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feIp uanteo.

felp mGnte0.
A CENTS AND CAEVAssEKS; male o.
y female; 80 " a. daily profits sure
experience unnecessary; 40 talking Pc
Qllred exclusive brlOry gwen. For par
t.cuIar5 address /. PUTNAM g. CO., West
WInstcd, Conn.
Males.
A CENTS WANTED 20 sell a combinat on
a uL Instruments 10 administer medicine
to hOtr "a and catlle. sells at sight. 0ue
agent made s3O lu one day. Address The
Ideal Horse and Cattle Injector Manufactur-
Ing Co.. Paterson y. J.
A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN " % or over.
"A with some business eXleflence wanted
Tor special Work. Alpiy b. letter, T.. U.
Boa 3,0oS, city.
4 ANVAssER.-For line article Of food
- product u families clean, profitable
work. DUANE. p. o. Box l.fsc. \. Y
nIAMoNDs. wa4enes. Je~eIry delivered
~ easy payment. SAMPLES > mt UIOu
request. SINDICATE WATCH COM
PANY. II East I4tA-st.
L MIT.OYMENT EMPLOYMENT.-Men
II n every class from once manager 20
porter, also mechanics. procure good paying
situations through this medium iniorms-
AGENCY, 700 broadway.
NJ ETROPOLITAN AGENCT, many YEAR,
vi established, reliable and very success
ful IN Lsclng men in good positions. Or
oefs continually coming In Tor all kinds u
male help; particular attention given tu bet
ter class Of Doe tons. MEIEOPOLTTAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 40 B'way.
WANIED.-A farmer one n work on
w farm and wife 90 work ~ hO-s-; man
must understand farming; VIE must under
stand homework. Address, VIII references
A. ~ soility and honesty REVERE, TriL-
une ONCE.
NJ ANTED. -Ica,her o. booaAoe, iug. c1m
W mer BAL arithmetic d practical bus les
o., ra'lun- must have Lad bOtn busln---
college ard tlGl bus nrss experience lr-
s.tOn nr-t.class AID permanent Addrr-,
81 ALMOitIH, 100 Fast l<od-st
~ experienced NAV and
~ VIE ~ take charge o. "A gentleman =
farm and summer residence near StW-YOrk
references required. address FARMER
Boa JOG. Equitabie Building New-York.
w ANrED.-A farmer - take charge OF
w farm one that thoroughly understands
his business and l. not afraid Do work wife
must be good butte maker viii IND heu 20.
Apply with ref renee o. ability. honesty
and sObrlety and salary expected FARMER.
Tribune oihce.
WANTED. csmea on salaE or com.
w mission l. hah0ie ~ New Patent
Chemical Ink Erasing "a ell the greatest
selling novelty ever prOdu ID erases ink
thoroughly IN two seconds no abrasion c,
PAPER 200 10 500 per cent pivh. one agent
sales amounted 20 1920 In six DAYS; another
General Agent FOR each State and Territory
For terms ard full PARTICULAR Adde'S
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. co.. Ia
Crosse. VIA
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Connirp cal Gsiats a. Gel.

ONLY $500 Necessary 20 buy one Of thu
" largest best and best located Queen
Anne cottages 81 BensoAhurst ~ rooms
III improvements furnace; 200 feet from
electric road rent pays the required pay.
pcatS and interest: very easy terms -e-~
epuoftunitv 70 own ga elegant residence.
J. r.. sCHOONOVER ,260 Sd-ave.. be-
tween 5sd and saith sts.. Brooklyn.
STALLS TO LET or horses boarded. 400
- West 12thst
no RENT. Part o. aFst-elass house, Chss.
L teT Hin. Nj Vernon, O. small family
only; all improvements Spacious grounds.
Address l59 button ave, MI. Vernon.
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Boaro il1anito.

y LDERLY GENTLEMAN ana Wne a.
IL sire hoard An mall. gtlet family, below
3ith-st. Il. NJ. H.. LIB Madison-aye.
VOUNG LADY would like bOard ia
refined Protestant family. Audfess
MODERATE, Tribune once.
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II ARDENER-By middle-agod English-
II man 30 years practice; uId rstands all
branches OF tie business, VII nrst-class
cook: no family good references. Shensd
Hotel l39 Cedar-st
~ OOD man b work on farm care horses !.
VI no cows good 40 anything on farm.
Aafr.as NEa.t-sf
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HOUSES.-Elizabeth 'Rosele, Plainheld,
IL n J.; u % ~ rooms ali improve
ments good location viii sell terms easy.
AARON PECK "A shave.
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Horsfs ano Carriages.

=
ESLANDlkAu s. CO,
II So. S74. $40 Broome-st..
and Broadway, 5lst-st. and 7th.ave.
epRJNG AND SUMNER CARRIAGES
Of the best class.
E,etorlas Nagonettes.
E.h-tolets Depot Wagons.
S,~c Nheplers Curtain RockswaYs.
No. Phaat0ns Eh. Top Cabrioiets.
Eanasulettes. nos-a.Dos.
kmnilUses. Road wagons.
kpass. Rockawsvs. Ton PhaetanS
toup& Rockawavs, Ladies PhaetonA
kpider Phaetons. Buckboarus,
tSs-a-Nis Village Carts.
EsndsuS Itunabeuss.
fSacv TrRps. DERBY Phaet0ns
hoctors' Wagons SURVEYS.
koctors' Broughens. Chldren's Traps
Esnsv BuckSoafds Saxon 'Phaetons.
SECONDHAND
xv.pons. Fhaetons. BuckhOards. Rocka
Esvs SURVEYS. Fancy Traps. Nictcrlas
Hsnfaulettes. WagOnettes. Carts, Dos-a-Dos
Eiilage Carts Stanhope GIGS. Stsnhtpt
pAsetons. Depot wseoF, Doctors Phaetons
~ Top Cahrioiets. Runassats. CANOPY
Victoria Phaetons.
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w ANTED.-Insnrance man for general
w dRcrt record and references must be
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flats Go Get. Hnturuishto


4 PARTNENT.-Fxtra large parlor floor
EQUAL % corner JAMES II. HAY, I
Wall-st
I,IsATS no ET.-Wost li1th-st super or
i decorat d cabmettlnished apartments,
handsome location all private surroundings
100 itet nom Morningsidc Park; minutes
and bath. public and private halls, tiled halls
and mantels. steam heated, gas ranges. fold
ing beds. anDuneiator, no clothes poles,
no door openers absolute janit0r service ;
no animals allowed small families ouly;
rent SIS TO s5i. See these and judge for
OWNER.
on the premises, south side OF lI7th-st.,
adjoining Morningside Park.
II LFGAN'rLY decorated single fat steam
IL heated 5 large. light rooms. Apply 10
OWNER on premises, Il East 18TH ST., be-
tween 5th-ave. snd Broadway.
ELATS -Two exceptionally pleasant cor
4 ner mats, rooms each. Handsome res-
idence, near Central Park Rent s75.
JAMES r. HAY, Wan-st.
THE CLEVELAND,
I26-130 Fast 24th-st.
LARGE and roomy rats 70 rent unfinished
from september or October: every room
Light and open 10 outside light and air !,
ample closets. &c. rents from 81 zoo :
shown 10 a. IN. to 3. p. m owner RESIDENT
IfTTN lie FIFTH AVENUE" 1907 and
CANT apartments OF 10 rooms and bath all
iHprovei emit, including elevators and steam
heat; extra inducements Apply TO super
mtendent at the building.
I1A WEST s4TH-ST-TO LET.-De-
L 4 Il sirable fats : rooms and bath all
sunny rooms healthiest location In city,
Apply 70 OWNER, on premises.
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pHslurss Ghqnrrs

w 100 interest Ia a retail hardware
w STORE. address b. H.. TRIBUNE Ofice.
81 600 ~ 5000 WANIFD BY manu-
tC' WV featuring conranv secprcd bv
S S nlortAsse upon free and unencum-
y ~ EIHVpssIY., worth 10000. Address
MN hl-lN, Tribune once.
$40 0O0 WILL ADMIT the right man
ana give hnn secfetaryship
70 Saotnri iofse ess,taahished and paving manu-
No. 80 BrCadwav. N' AON
so, 600 eeas do, M0ETG 5aaI b5o per
guaranteed by augusta, Georgia. GEO. b.
ELLkkl x Co, Promoters and Financial
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Drfssmakinl.


..--------.-----.-.-...-- -l-~---~-@--
A RTISTIC DREsSMARING, perfect IT.
n ting costumes, jackets aud wraps
hotel O.d ~ % short notice. Nine. OWEN,
-G2 West 23d-st.
GHILDRE.N's DRESSES and ladies' silk
- underwear made 10 order, hand eIn-
LIoide.v done in the newest style table
linen specially. 500 6th-aye., f. MUIH.
N RESsM Of refereBoes 20
- day. Miss TUFTS, 10 East
l0dth-st
n RFSSMAKER and Ladies' Talor-An
~ art 10 ia designing sitting. &c. late
from Europe with Pingat. Worth. Nine.
Donovan: evening and reception dresses
London tailor made costumes, wraps. &c;
b.st fitting aud styles boo the city. o. no
pay; 30 p.r day, or at home. PREM -,
! 227 Broadway
RESSMAKER.-Few more engagements;
- 81 30 dly, week or month, country
Give good Ht. understands the new style "
arlpiA1 NJ. g., 800 DekaiD-aye, Brook
Ign.
s. XPEEIFNCED saamstrcss and dress
u maker; neat quick. Il. b. 103 4th-aye.
THIRST-CIAss PARTISAN DRESS
I MAKER. newly established wishes
more customers at home suits, 20 and -
up Mile. ABEL, lO& West l1th-st.. j
0irnt up.
ADIES' TAILORING and DitESSMAK-
u ING.-ls years experience perfect Mt
ting fine suits. - UP l-i nouns noucei.
J.. KALLAGE East 14tl-st.' near 5th-ave
MILLINERY SCHOOL.-Reliable; strict
vi ly frst-clas-. tie arb thoroughly taught
Boa The mo-t practical manner Those study
inc al once viii b. fitted 70 take positions
this coming fali season. Twenty lessons
SO PRIVATE MILLINERY PARLOItSi
20 Clint0n-st.. Brooklyn.
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Werh W1nteo
Males.

MaleS-
xJOUNG MAN, "a, wants work; expert.
I enced in shipping and packing; ]. also
handy with tools. w. r., 197 East 1th-st.
q : PER WEEK for three months while
,DD am acquiring some ofice experience, ~
1 am only . graduate In stenogrsphy and
typewrtlng good IN figures and penman.
shin: willing 30 assist In ether duties. 70
Ccntre-st., orange, n. j.
~ 4YEAk-OLD BOY wants situation as
I'D errand or wagon boz well acquainted
with city. WILLIAM LEGRANGE, 159
East 97th-st.
GJnn WILL Ri PAiD % secure M
IlUU position OF janitOr In some public
ONCE building, by man with references ana
bank stock security and hotel experience
ANrI-IDLER Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09

II OR SALE.-A country seat 50 acres ;
! large house. barns. ctrrisge-hOuse,
kbfds best Of water very hign ground ;
iouse shaded barge trees orchards fne
ountain and river view 10 malaria should
h. seen % be rcaLzfd rric', sb,9OOi easy
Z rms w. SUTHERLAND D, Osca Nana- OH
HUDSON. " stchfster County, y. \.
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rna mantso.
Males

Males.
w ANTED. Insurance man for general
dRcrt record and references must be
good. Tribune Office
XOUNG MAN a. cashier and bookkeeper
10 an insurance company; must have
experience ana good references. Address
1T own hanoWriting, INSURANCE, Box TO-
Tribune Office.
Females.
A PPRENTICES wanted "a learn dress
a making young A. II taken taught cut
ting Aud httIng first week sewing dFaping,
ae-lenine, matching plaids. &C.. references
giFan RON apprentice, In largest stores and
IN business themselves good positions
no'hers invited; open all sumner; special
Inducements TO misses during vacation.
TAYLoR's, 100 West lith--t.
nIAMONDs, Watehes, Jewslry delivered
~ easy payments samples INT upon
request. SYNDICATE WATCH COM
FANY, IL East 14th-st.
- TENOGRAPHER and typewriter; also
~ % assist IN general Office work; must
be capable and wrIte neatly. Address IN
own handwriting, stating experience and
salary, f., Box .. Tribune Olice.
w ANTED.-Good girl Tor general house
w work - 20 % the country. Apply
100 Madi.on-ave.
~ ASTrD-A arst-class cook. CieFmsn
w preferred. FOR q small family In West
Orange. y. j.; must know how 20 wash
ard iron good references necessary wages
40 20 the right partv. Call 10 Office, 425
Broome-st., see LAULER. Monday 20 L
r. IL.
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nlisrellaneous.

1lll5tfIllne0u9.
4 LII KINDS Of books bought az high
u est prices In r. u. DAVlS'S Book
store, Eas. %2d-st-
ENTLEMEH wishing 70 dispose Of their
" casC-of clothing at q fir value viii
please call or address EDWARD MIL
LER, - Gth-sye.
old MAHOGANIES, books. old sngrsv-
" ings, old silver. old erOckeHy, old gas
I'D brass, old arms. bought for cash. Al
dress PERKINS, 1875 3d-ave.
:, -Experienced Busincs, College Teacher
=. OF StenOgrsphy would take few pr.
yate pupils. devoting an hour n eacn RAPID
Improvement Niaran resd terms reasonable
ADDRESS STENOGRAPHER,l 100 Wes; 10th
-.
xTT AMID. Some one 70 take contracts
w for wire fencing. Address ANCHOR,
Tribune ONCE.
III ANTFD 10 PURCHASf..-An. eighty
w horse tubular boiler 10 good order.
Address b., Box 80. Tribune once.
yETANTFD To buy hack NUMBER Of BOYS
w and Girls Weekly before No. G1o.
". J. KUNTZSCH, 30 Alvord-st.. syiu-
cu-e, Y. Y.
" DUNG MAN. DON'T WAIT-Patent
that idea before IL f. stolen letters con
nfential; advice free; only half fees until
October. +. @. TOWNSEND, 10 Broadway
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-6OO acres
i foe,J land, near New YORK, touching
can't spring WaJer; for property tn or near
MOTistOwn. Address EXCHANGE. Nor
a..toru i
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A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
n MINT HOUSE.-FOr hotels and prl-
yUte families nrst-clsss male and female
heip. with references; city and country.
A. Mrs. FLOTD'S, 1873 Cth-aye., 1th house
above lOth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09

ALND AT NDNfIlIlLl y: % =,
Handsome brick dwelling and Outbuild-
iDgs ADD ~ acre. Of land GA Wesl neld-agt.,
neaF Leigh Valley X. X. crossing ma
fruit trees, shrubbery, etc
Mans Of the above and full particulars at
~. A. SMYTH'S. III broadway, New
York CITY.
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A FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. inc
"a. farm, over 200 acres Orlnga County,
y. Y; large brick residence, with bath
sOcm. furnace. laundry, etc. in excellent
houses, Que with stable grounds we'll
= aided plerty o. small fruit; viii exchange
foF New-YorK or BfOOkvn improved prop
ertv. (FoliO 5,72OJ PHILLIPS & WELLS,
tribune Building
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Domesnr 5itumons wanteo

A -A.-Mme. JACQUIN. COZ esh-sve., be.
"A. tween 3jth and Both sts., has on hand
French chambePmaid-, wai5resses, French
nursery goverDesses, German nurses, Swiss
chamb, mlaid aud usefgl-gifl, capable but
lers, Nalets for lnvalds all highly recon
meUded
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gornirn Real estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR observation-disclosures
n TO- sale OF u 1T, furnished OF ULllf-
fnshed land by the acre or loL. IL Bis
q TAYLOR. 3 Bceanan-st., y. Y.
A TTENTION .-BARGAIN.-s8.S $50 viii
II buy. CRAWFORD, 40 r.u utes, jersey Cen
Flal, cOsey cottage room beautiful sl.ude,
variety fruit, excellent GARDEN, large lOt
boating fishing near station possession
easy terms. Hodges, III broadway,
Room 25.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-02-17
CAPITAL NOTES.

Treason der der he lower house has
been STAMP the =, and the Stars and
Stripes nov yelivery M over the western
wing of ii of the III building; but
=, IN The SEM
the senate ueO I|for ting treason,
as no flag seen flying from the
eastern vii 1t might not be out
of place in ulis connection to say
that at least two national flags have
been displayed in the hall of the
house since the Legislature con-
vened.
1t might be interesting to the
readers Of the AGITATOR to know
that there are in the house fifteen
ministers, eleven school teachers,
four real lawyers and one live bank
er, and forty-six farmers who live
wholly by following the plow. Of
course all Of the Peoples party are
more or less farmers. Sixty-six of
the members of the house are church
members, and all seem to be moral,
earnest, conscientious citizens and
legislators.
The papers make frequent men,
ton of the reticence of some of the
members of the house, and it may
be said, in answer to the criticisms,
that it is fortunate for the state that
there are silent members. If the
whole number were takers but very
little Legislation could be accom-
plished. The time of the session
would be taken up in wind; and
yet it is not the windy members
who manufacture sentiment, but
rather the quiet and persistent
worker whose appeals are in private.
The house, on Tuesday, passed to
a third reading house bill No. SO.
1t provides that in all cases where
real estate is sold on execution
under judicial powers, where there
has been no appraisement, and has
not realized at such sale fair price,
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not follow that it units them 70
any employment? and can the stat
in justice to it's boys permit bust
ness that may lead to their exclu
sion from the higher and mor'
profitable walks of life?
The following may be read upoI
a placard hanging in one, and prob
ably all, the stations Of the Mo. Pa
cific railway: 1.-THE use of any in
toxicating liquor by any employe ii
positively forbidden. Employees
frequenting saloons will be dis
charged from the service Of this
company"
When the final test came the sen
ate backed out from repeating the
metropolitan police law.
The Australian ballot system has
been before committee of the whole
and will pass the house without op
position. 1t is lengthy and cumber
some, and it is a question here il
Kansas, where elections are 80 free
whether it is desirable at this time
but inasmuch as that the people are
asking for something of the kind
the bill will pass the house. II
provides that all ballots shall be
printed and distributed at public
expense Of cities and counties, the
payment to be provided for as other
expenses. Conventions and eau
cuses may nominate for office GER
tificates of nomination must be fur
nished the secretary of state, by the
president and secretary of conven
tions of all divisions of territory O.
greater extent than counties, anC
the certificates shall be acknowl
edged before some officer competent
to take Acknowledgements. Fol
lesser political divisions, certificates
of nominations shall be filed with the
clerk of the county. Nominations
may be made other than by conven
tion, by certificate signed by elect
Ors numbering at least 3 per cent
voting at the last general elections
Time for fling certificates is limited
Notices of all nominations shall be
published in the county paper hav.
ing largest circulation, three weeks
before election. The ballots are to
be printed on white paper of the
same size and contain all the names
of candidates. Voters designate
their choice by making a cross at
the right of name of the person
chosen. Judges of elections are to
furnish booths into which voters
may retire to prepare ballots. Any
one unable to read may, upon oath,
have some one appointed by the