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GlEO PARTNER IN HORSE-SHOEING BUSl-
- ~. ness; must De good floor man. Nc
IAIGHLIN & CO. 70 Kearuy
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GeE0O FOLSOM, NEAR STH; 2 HOUSES OF
VOOOO. z rooms and bath each; brick founda-
lions: lot 25x90; ground is worth $4,000; income
< a nara
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CMALL GROCERY. SALOON AND BAKERY
- for sale, cheap; only one in block Apply $50
Folsom ST, Second. Iy3O ats
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ALFRED X. DURBKow Secretary
Omce-Room So Nevada Block, 300 Mont omery
St San Francisco, Cal iv23 ri
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CIGAH-STORE ON MARKET ST. NEAR BALD
y win Hotel: no reasonable offer refused WOOD
Il Fl q CO., 81 Market 81. tyYu 2r<
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ell OOO CLOSE TO CALIFORNIA AND
tD1I. wv Kearuy SITS; 2-story bay-window
house of ID rooms, and lot 40 14x132 IS; make
offer, as the owner is anxious to sell: pays
ant SQnn nar
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G1EO PARTNER WANTED TO KEEP PLAIN
= - w. accounts and MAKE himself useful; no
previous experience required. WOODRUFF. Sal
Market 81. iy3O 2t+
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"a WANT YOUR MONEY.
MUST HAVE IT. ARE REACHING OUT TO
TAKE IT.
AND OFFER IN RETURN:

Choicest lots south of park: 81 U monthly
Cream of Sunnysde lots: $40 monthly
Fine lots near Mission road: $40 monthly
S4oOO-Income property; will pay IL per cent;
near cable lines.
S275-Beautifu lots on Bernal Heights. with SUI
peru view OF city and bay: worth 1915
SllOO-4 choice lots, Gift Map L worth 81 500
$l65O-ll lots, Gift Map .; bargain.
S450-tor handsome lot 40xl00, on electric
road.
II lots In Gift Map 4 an offer wanted
S2S50-S lots on electric DAD and Farragut ave.
adjoining lots selling at $3.50 each.
$40 each-lo level lots in the Abbey Homestead:
will be worth 800 each in months.
500 each-4 beautiful lots electric road. Abbey
Homestead
Note new address. DowSING & JEW ELL
62S Market ST. I'VE SuTuTh
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O. oSO0 2 FLATS. NEAR 9Th AND HARRf-
'DCOOU. son: containing 4 and rooms and
bath; Income $3.50 per annum; lot 25x75: this is
an excellent opportunity to get good piece of
property cheap.
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GOS0 LoDGING-HoUSE OF ROOMS
GDoCO. near Market St; fun of paying roomers
must be Sold Apply TO JONAS S CO., 1877 Marke
f,-Qn 80
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LoDGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

wanted more thar money; must have help. see
LoDGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.
| GoSO LoDGING-HoUSE OF ROOMS:
sa near App @ JoN fl 81 d R5y7s SafFst
street. iy3o 5t*
| RARGAINs-22 ROOMS NEAR POWELL ST.,
| II paying over 500 month, $1,000 down, balance
20 rooms, fne bay-window house clears SO month
sa00 c 6. CULVER, 1861 Market st. Its
$1,000 Is s. RECENT S !IaE hEARSY ASp
gain. W. F. HEALY. Il+8 Market ST. 2t@
| GSh0 BAY WINDOW HOUSE IL ROOMS:
'pooo. clears $45 month. HEALY. Il4S Mkt.2*
| TO FIND GENUINE BARGAINS GO TO !. p.
BARNARD a CO., 224 Kearny st. It's
| 7 oDGING-HOUSE-I2 ROOMS; BATH: BAR
y gain II called for at once 1910 Polk stiy29 BIS
| NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HOUSE
=, ~ rooms, at low price Inquire 62l PoStjy2s II
| G7SO LoD6lNG-HuUsE; 10 ROOMS; ALL
u ~. rented good location: Mission st
street. Jy2S 3t*
| I n ROOM LoDGING-HoUsE; RENT $50: MUST
| III be sold before the LIST. los Second stjy2s 4t*
o70n II ROOMS; GOOD FURNITURE; MUST
ID wv. be sold this week For information APP
| ply HORN GEsSkR, 95l Market. Room . iy27 7t+
| | opGING-HoUsE FOR SALE; 6S BEDS. IN
| u quire 705 Mission st. jy25 7t~
! tD1ooO. new house; long lease; on Market
| ST.; net income over $500 per month.
-.kEzzAN & DUNN: III Mon-gomery St. lyzs 81
| EUHNITCRE FOX SALE.
EURNIruRE.5 ROOMS. BATH. AT SACRIFICE;
| L house rented cheap: healthy location, dry and
| sunny. - ByingtOn, bet. Ellis and OFarrell 20 IL
| COMPLETE SET OF Z PIECES, $l3 90 AT
| " NEWMAN BROS, III Sixth ST. jy29 lem
| before BUYING PARToR. BEDROOM
- kitchen furniture, stoves carpets, my
stock aud get lowest prices IN the city: open
| ines. ). NOONAN, 1Ol7-l025 Mission ST. WI u
| 4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
| II complete with furniture. carpets, stoves cur
talns Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
| on easy instsliments; small deposit. NJ. FRIED
| MAN & CO.'S. largest instament house the
| Coast, 22S-23O StOckton, 237 Post st.; open
ings prompt attention paid TO country orders LIST If
A SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED TO
| ~ large new stores l26 Fourth prices reduced
| 10 bed rock all round: paror suits. $50 to S70
| ranges, So up; 800 secondhand carpets; chamber
sets, SO TO $T5: cash installments goods shipped
| Tree. T. H. NELSON, 1925 Fourth apl If
| n EN CHAMBER SETS OF 7 PIECES SIS CASH
| ~ or inStalmeHt. WILEY BROS gSl Mission 81
! -
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GS000 SHoTwELL ST, Mr.. DIST; 2FLATS
Ut OOOO. OF and 4 rooms and bath; lot BOX
l22 IS; income $40 per annum.
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GIf 0O0 Sd ST.. Mr.. HOWARD: STORE
01O.OOO. property, renting for $1,000 per
mum; tenants pay water.
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q. A WEEK BUYS A FRUIT FARM; LOOK AT
u this offer. lakewood Colony Trac.
acres, $75, payable 81 a week.
1oacres $780, payable 81 week.
:Cacres $500, payable 81 week.
sOacres, 5000, payable IS 4 week.
no interest and no taxes on deferred paymeuts:ts
81 me Al fruit land: no irrigation required;
laIge town ana railroad: oaks; water handy;
I!tle perfect: no investment is safe. pro-
btSbie as frnlt lSnds. For Information circulars
Apply TO WESTERN LAND COMPANY, $50 Mar
ket st.
CCHOoL LANDS. 81 so To 50 AN ACRE: ON
~ very easy Terms; sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no residence or improvements required: all
Kin OF lands. in many different counties; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings. +. w
LAKE Flood Building. l3tf
no YOU WANT PROPERTY CITY OR COUN-
~ Try III the prettiest valley OF the Statee Apply
TO Napa Land Co., Napa, Cal. Tor list Of proper
lies. tf
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C-OO FURNITURE OF ROOMS AT rs
= 1 W. Taylor 81; rent $50 a month iy29 Tt"
Tor SALE-GooD PAYING MILLINERY BUST
i ness Ia very good location: reasonable. Apply
Cali Erauch fv2q IT'S
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G9nG0 LIVERY STABLE; OLD ESrAB-
s-HDObO- lishcd; with lease: rent $50: satfssac-
tory reason for selling. MCLAUGHLIN. 26 Kearny~
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d A. D0LAN q Co
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS'
o5o Market St, opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch office, Seventh ave and St, opposite olym-
pic Club grounds.
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u 1lGl BARGAIN; PRICE REDUCED TO
" wv. make a quick sale: Hardy St. near
Market; lot 25xSO; will take onG-fOurth cash: ba'
anee to suit purchaser. MCAFEE, BALDWIN Il
HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st. 1y26 SuTuTh st
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GSSO0 PAYS $ll76 PER ANNUM; A DEAD
pOoOO. bargain; lot 5OxS0, and improve
ments; near Bryant and 4th
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GSOS0 HOUSE or . ROOMS ON BUSH ST.,
N'C-oO. mr.. Mason; income $76S per annum;
One-half cash
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G9SlO WORTH S60O0-SACRAMENTO ST.
GpcOOO. no. 1920. COZ. of Golden court, bet.
Jones and LeavenwOrth; lot - :6NS7 IS, and house
OF 3 rooms, bath, etc. For sale by NJ d. LEVY. 4S2
California St jy3O ST
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LEGAL Sor1c5,''' !


II THE SUPERIOR coCRr - =
l. ~. state Of Washinrfon
piaintin- vs.. Peder Peterson ~ t3sz
son, defendants. No. s.570. ~ ~!
o. an order Of sale and special -,
vs,s o. anas aoove named court h r.
have duly levied upon the fs,sIc-4...' II Z
property. situated In said kim 49, .
No twelve fl2J, in block No - H.
View Addition 20 the city OF sS.,s,ss
TIE recorded plat thereof, toxethS-
singular the tenenents. hefsSfs-
purtenances therenuto beIoneinr - r.. b
sppeI "a Notice Is Therefore i@'
tnat on Friday the 18th dav N ~.
the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. nj ~ ~
courthouse door in the city Of &C., Z,
coanty, VIII sell the above dexcr5rs< ~
public auction 10 the highest bIf6S - fl!
J. H. wOoLET2
Dated this the 10Th dag Of PehSee-S
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PRoPOSALS-THE CITY OF Ar
- erdeen Wash. invites plans and specifications
for system OF water-wofEs. Also bids for instslI
ing the plant as per plans submitted. Said plans
and bids to be in conformity with ordinance No
oi OF the ordinances of the city of Aberdeen All
BIDS to be accompanied with q bond in the sum of
$i,ooo, conditioned upon the acceptance of the
proposal. that the successful bidder viii enter INTO
contract with the city of Aberdeen to put in and
complete SAID water-works Also to furnish q
the amount of the bid to complete said wasar
works according 10 The plans and specifications
proposed BIDS TO be submitted by April Is 1891
The city council reserves the right tn react snv
and all bids: a copy of ordinance No. 81 orthe
city OF Aberdeen may be at the Office of .his
paper. j. H. WHITE C,itv (.fa,S
Aberdeen. Wash. March IL. 1891
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COUNTY NOTICES.

('oCNTf MEASURES NOrICE-nrETcr
ton. AIMS e0-nty, W asnins
nne county treasurer of King countv WA,
AZ, pss on presentation all outstanding warrants
Ss,a a on zoe county funr Of said county bearfnr
Ssie p OF 10 and including warrant Ne - XXX
rsn - Gs.sn Q, 1851 Also all Outstanding sar,
Sa 1sawn on me school fund OF School dis,ric.
IA safe county bearing date prior TO and in
NJ snr warrant 70 300. dated February IS 1884,
March 20. 1891 RVpGS p ~st e. a d., after
C0anfy Treasures
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seattle, Thur
day evening. March 10, 1891, BY Justice Edward
Won TobeI. Louis q. NOnfeFross and Mary vogeL
both o. seattle.
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NOTIcE-THE FOLLOWING CITY WAR
~ rants will be paid upon presentation at the cIfy
treasurers ofice and no interest allowed amer If
teen days from first publication Of this notice:
W afer fund warrants Nos. 4S9 20 10 inclusive.
WILLIS l. ANEsS, City Treasurer
By JOHN ]. KNoFF, peputy
Dated this lS,h day Of March. 1891
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wARRrED.

seattle, saturday. March IL,
I'LL 70 The wife Of H. c. Hamilton danehtef
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REWARD.

&l(1 hEWAkD-A REWARD OF $50 Ey-
srOO elusive of transportation Charges ~ ~
ney stewart undertakers. will be paid a. 1he
once OF Strive & NcNicken, Starr Boyd huii,,ns
Seatte, for The recovery of the body of AIhe,t II
pavey. supposed 70 have been drowned In Seattle
haroor on the afternoon of SATURDAY.. Fehrnsrv
20. 1897. TeoauAiy
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H4IRDRESSfyG.

HATRDRESSfyG
T. IA \. BLEACHED OR FADED HAIR BE-
sS. ssolso 10 any desired color Hairdresslnr
ulsooiAs cutting, curling. uanicnrfuv ansi
rnatopocy pariors Mrs. tservaise tirshamss CO...
r pS Atkins block. 3l5 Columbia street M
na,,ss HAiRDRESsISG AND MANICURE
uo, Az AS Washington anildlns over Srs wsxt =
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MISS CHEALs BoARDTVo =
4sA school for girls VIII re-open - o.
SIX resident teachers: special nvfSSs
organized 10 commences Fehrnos~
lars apply 70 the principal. Nka -
bia street, Seattle. H.
CCHOoL OF PRACTICAL. fIvI7, -
~ ;cal. Mining. Engineering Sn,v1S
Ing, Architecture. AssayfnR ara 49,
Second street. Portland, Or. ard ~ 4
San Francisco, Cal EaahlIsbe1 r.
DER SAILLES. President s<nS =. -
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS-PIAN FOR
~ cottages, SIS: for two-siory residences 900.
buildings erected on inst allrlent pIap ! E,,eI'
lander 4 Co architects, Kline & Rosenberg bloeS
rooms and g. 'iNA,
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W ELLER sTRLET TAX NoTiCE~THE TAX
ievied oy the city council ia the iistrsce
ereaied oy ordinance No PISS 10 proyis,. for m
g.arihg o. Weller street from south Finn street 10
thereon Is now due and payable az the fiis.s. az 80
S.s usAsnrer and All taxes not paid within forty
OF ths nrst publication Of this notice vii, b.,
Charged. M sfrrTrp, ~ pex cent
Date o. nrst publication March Is, issi
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! ssEssMENT ROLL OF LOCAL. IMpnorI

"A SSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
"A ment district No. /. for Broadway street grade
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment roll
Tor local improvement district No L. for the grad
Ing OF broadway street froni Yesler avenue 10 De
Forrest street in the city Of Seattle and construct
lng OF a sidewalk on both sides thereof has been
nied by the board OF public works with the city
council OF the city Of Seattle: and further notice IS
hereby given that the said roll il open for public
inspection al the Office OF the city clerk M the rev
city hall fButer block. room 50S) and VIII remain
open Tor inspection until Tuesday. March 81, A.
u 1891, az . O'Clock M. and all persons owning
property in said local mproveme emit district and Al
osnsr persons interested are required appear on
SAID 3lsf day OF March, A. ID. 1891, at so O'clock
p m, at the council chambers in the new cfv hall
10 make objections thereto. II any they may have
All persons interested are further notified that the
sider any and all objections made and will nj said
tiine or al some adjourned meeting. make such
corrections In such roll II deems iust and that
AFTER the consideration OF any and ali Objections
VIII approve such roll and viii assess the amounts
found to be Just against each lot and parre, AZ ian
fronting on said street. H w NTyJEp
City Clerk.
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ONT RESoLUTIoN No s6.-BE 1T RE-
solved by the board Of aldermen and houS- of
delegates Of the city Of Seattle in session as
That il IS the intention OF the city counes, NJ s,a
city 20 improve Joy street from the north line OF
the HI, tract TO the south line OF the Souira tract
In the city OF Seattle. by grading the same In a.
cordance with the established grade and crnsrr,,cf
ing sidewalk on each side of the same The es
uniated cost Of said Improvement is ,wensy-two
hundred (s2.2OOl dollars, and the cost Of said inn.
proSement, excepting the grading OF the crs,ssings
Is 70 De assessed against the property abuttinr a.,
SAID street proposed to be improved as dessriba,i
above. and which said abufting properrv il hereby
declared 70 be the property benefited by said i'm
proyement All persons owning any ahnrtin1
property as defined by section seven f7i of arteIe
eight VIII OF the freehoIders charter shai HAYS
nesn .ia days from and after the date OF The first
puoilceton OF this resolution to file with the civ
CLERK protests against said Improvement
raised house Of delegates February 25 1901
X W. JONES
President House Of Delegates
fAs>eu posfu Oh aldermen February "a, 1891
GEORGE W HALL.
resident Board of Aldermen
approved oy me this I'd day OF March. Al. D.
A''i' HARRY WHITE
E,,ss ~, -. ,... N. Mayor.
IL H. MILLER.
Date of first nphlcasio.s Na.uh y, <xt tisfH
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GOVERNMENT Iavn

GOVERNMENT LAND.
PEoPLE LOOKING FOR PERMANENT
= ZONES OF TIMBER lands VIII do we'll 20 caiI on
near sAit water. also hne property for sale Wisnr
oranam & Co, room IS SquIre~Lasiner bui.aIne
PAhIiES WITH $l25 CAN LEARN OF
L ullable timber claims: near wat.- ,h,aa 49,
nm TAO towns Call il9 Fifth, corner Jefferson.
etiefnoon>s thus IS no land iocAfor's snap ana viii
bear fullest investigation 1 "iAi
STESOGRAPHERS,
PENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADoTraR
-, ,ers-Snoftnand and typewrtinx Offices 1Sl-
zsl Pioneer building. Front street
" ASHiSeFUS TyPEW RITTER HEApoI-AR-
~ tsfs-->hort hand and tycew1tsnr. tvre~ri,a,s
vented; sopptiAA 341tSSS f7oneoe Hpndfns. s' s
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ARR

John SOGLEBURG's poRYS - :.
- room IS Kline d RosenhIS
foot Cherry. T.!
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FOR sALE-REAE r.

EOR SALE-BY THE OWN
Il jackson street. overio0klnR ~
for $500. half cash. Addre1e O W
gencer-
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EDWARD PANNE-PIEASE SEND AID
II dress by wire or letter Immediately. important
wslham Billings. Portland. Or.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-11-28
WHEAT IN SPARE BEDROOMS.
South Dakota Suffering for Want of Cars
to Move Graiu.


Sioux FALLS. s. D., Nov. ls.-Three
hundred towns in this state are suffer-
ing for want of cars to move the grain
to the markets. kilograms and letters
are pouring in TO the railway commits
sioners demanding cars, SO buyers can
ship the grain they have purchased
special meeting of the commission
ers will be held in Huron tomorrow To
take decisive action in regard to the
petition OF the grain buyers. The COM
missioners will at once visit Minneap-
Oils and St Paul, and call upon the
officials OF the railway systems to see
III some means cannot be secured to
alleviate the difficulty. Reports from
Armour, Hartford. Spencer, LennoA.
carthage, Baltic, Dell Rapids, Egan,
Eureka, Wentworth and dozen other
good grain buying points, declare no
cars are on hand nor to be obtained.
AT Spencer the grain buyers have flied
every vacant building, elevators, barns,
sheds and stores, and no cars are in
sight, and have temporarily ceased
buying. Armour wants twenty-five
cars at once, or they will have to nail
the doors OF their elevators up. In
the northern part of the state, at a
number of places, the grain buyers
have nailed their elevator doors and
fastened up a big placard, reading: mo
more grain bought until cars are re.
ceived F" The commission estimates
the shortage of cars IN the state at D.
900 Even spare bedrooms have been
utilized in some cases as store rooms
for the wheat.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-11-28
HALF HIS BEARD TURNED WHITE
worry causes ID saster to California
Worlds Fair OniciaI's Heard.

worry Causes ID Dsaster to n California
Worlds Fair OmcisIs Heard.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1s,-John Craig.
young newspaper man who was re-
Gently appointed secretary of the Cali
fornia worlds fair commission, went
to bed one night last week with lux
uriant growth of whiskers and woke up
with one side pure white. He thought
some one had played practical joke
on him and altered the color with dive.
but after shaving off his beard IL came
out again half red and half white.
The only explanation of the curious
change or color is Craig's mental worry
for seven months over the failure of
the state authorities to approve the
California appropriation for the worlds
fair The state comptroller refused To
honor the salary warrants of the m
mi sion and the case was appealed to
the supreme court where il has been
hanging for several months The mem
bers OF the commission are all men of
means, but Craig left a good newspa-
per job to accept the secretaryship and
hasn't received a cent of pay for seven
months, and the annoyance he has
suffered has affected him SO much that
his beard has changed color.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-11-28
A BAD CREDITOR.
A Norfolk Doctor Means to Have His Pa,
or Know why.

Norfolk Doctor Means to Have His Pay
or Know Why.
NORFOLK, Neb, Nov. 1s.-The horse
that was supposed to belong to DIR.
Kirby. of this city, was found this
morning. 1t, seems that Nick Leopold,
who is an employee at the sugar factory,
has had sickness in his family and DIR.
Kiroy was called to attend them.
1t appears that after they were
all well the doctor wanted
the money paid for his visits, which
Mr.. Leopold did not have ut the time
but said he had horse which he would
like TO sell him and told him that he
might try HIN and see if it suited him.
1t seems that tho doctor then
presented him with bill that
amounted to $50 Mr. Leopold con-
suited Mr.. Weatherby, an attorney,
about 1t and then went and broke the
lock on the barn and got his horse back
on Monday night This morning DIR.
Kirby took out replevin papers on the
horse and got it back again, and also
had warrant issued for Mr. Leopold's
arrest
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-11-28
TINE KANSAS CIPHER.
Republicans Advocating tho Sci. elton OF an
Agent TO Helm Senaior Pluml.

hepubitcans Advocating the sel' elton OF nm
Agent TO Help Senator Plumj.
TOPEKA, Kan Nov. 10. 9.-Thc latest
political movement in Kansas is the
advocacy of scheme by the leading
republicans TO secure through the next
Legislature the election of republican
colleague for Senator Plumb TO look
after the interests OF the people of
Kansas in Washington and to be paid
a salary of IS, 900 by the state. 1t is
alleged that Senator PETER will be
powerless to do anything for the state
because of his persistent calamity wall
and misre presentation of the states
Indebtedness and the peoples misfor-
tune. The plan is TO treat PETER as "A
cipher allow him to fill out his term
draw his salary, but to select at the
next session of the Legislature promi-
nent republican to go to Washington
and work with Senator Plumb for the
interests Of Kansas people. w. f.
Sternc. of Topeka, and dozen other
active republicans throughout the
state are urging this movement as an
issue in the next campaign